Calgary, Canada, 4th January 2025 – In a first-of-its-kind development, a $100 million blockchain bond has been created to protect the rights and welfare of Jacob Noah Procyk, a minor and beneficiary of the Jaron Jacob Meagan Procyk Blockchain Legacy Trust. By integrating cutting-edge blockchain technology with robust international legal frameworks, this initiative sets a global precedent for safeguarding vulnerable individuals from overreach by local jurisdictions.
“This bond is more than a financial instrument; it’s a shield for our family’s rights and a declaration that we will not allow outdated systems to compromise our child’s welfare. Blockchain technology is not just the future of finance but the future of justice,” said Jaron Joseph Procyk, father of the trust’s beneficiary.
The blockchain bond, created by Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority (www.blockchaintrust.pro) registered on the Polygon Network, is verifiable, immutable, and transparently reflects the financial and legal commitment of the trustees to ensure the child’s welfare. This initiative combines cutting-edge technology with robust legal principles, establishing a new standard for defending family rights against unjust interference.
Key Features of the Blockchain Bond
Immutable and Verifiable Asset Protection: The bond, valued at $100 million, is securely recorded on the blockchain with full public transparency. This ensures its authenticity and resistance to manipulation.
1. View the Bond on OpenSea:
2. View the Transaction on PolygonScan:
Legal Protections Under International Law:
The bond and trust are governed by international treaties, including the New York Convention (1958) and UNCITRAL regulations, which guarantee the trust’s protections beyond the scope of local jurisdictions.
Innovative Use of Blockchain Technology: This bond represents a transformative step in integrating blockchain with legal systems, paving the way for families worldwide to use decentralized platforms for Blockchain Family Trust establishments, asset and rights protection.
The Case: Challenging Outdated Jurisdiction Practices
This bond was created as a direct response to attempts by local authorities, including Child Protective Services (CPS), to interfere with the governance and operations of a clients Blockchain Legacy Trust. By leveraging international legal frameworks and decentralized technology, the management team of Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority and the trustees of the Jaron Jacob Meagan Procyk Blockchain Legacy Trust have demonstrated how blockchain tools can provide a level of protection that local jurisdictions are unable to undermine.
The trust's legal team is actively contesting local court actions through international arbitration and emergency injunctions, citing violations of treaties that supersede local law. These efforts have already garnered significant attention in legal, tech, and advocacy communities, marking the beginning of a paradigm shift in family law and trust protections.
Quotations from Stakeholders
Jaron Joseph Procyk - Father of Jacob Noah Procyk:
“This bond is more than a financial instrument; it’s a shield for our family’s rights and a declaration that we will not allow outdated systems to compromise our child’s welfare. Blockchain technology is not just the future of finance but the future of justice.”
Stephan Schurmann - CEO & Founder of Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority:
“The Jaron Jacob Meagan Procyk Blockchain Legacy Trust demonstrates the power of blockchain technology to challenge local jurisdictional overreach and safeguard families under international law. This case is breaking barriers and setting new legal precedents.”
Implications for the Future
This landmark case showcases how blockchain technology can be used to defend human rights, ensure compliance with international laws and treaties, and provide families with tools to protect their assets and loved ones in a rapidly changing legal landscape. As legal systems worldwide adapt to the advent of blockchain, this case will likely serve as a blueprint for future disputes involving decentralized protections.
The trust’s efforts have already initiated a wave of interest among global organizations and advocacy groups, with calls for more families to adopt blockchain-backed legal instruments as part of their wealth preservation, asset and rights management strategies.
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About the Jaron Jacob Meagan Procyk Blockchain Legacy Trust
The Jaron Jacob Meagan Procyk Blockchain Legacy Trust is an irrevocable blockchain trust established under international laws and treaties to protect and manage assets for its beneficiaries. Its operations are governed by blockchain technology and international treaties, ensuring maximum transparency, security, and legal compliance.
Decentralized Law: The legal jurisdiction of each Blockchain Trust® is New York, USA, based on the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York, 1958) (the "New York Convention"). In other words, every owner of a Blockchain registered Trust Company agrees to abide by the above-mentioned U.N. Convention if any disputes arise and accepts the "SEAT OF ARBITRATION" in New York, USA, or any Member State of the UNCITRAL Convention.
Each Blockchain Corporation or Blockchain Trust is constituted, registered and established on the Polygon Networks and abides to the Laws and Regulations of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) regarding the international sale of goods; international commercial dispute resolution, including both arbitration and conciliation; electronic commerce; insolvency, including cross-border insolvency; international transport of goods; international payments; procurement and infrastructure development; and security interests.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Stephan Schurmann
Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority
Tel. +1-587-430-2692
WhatsApp: +1-204-410-2888