Nokia files for digital asset encryption patent... hinting at possible market entry

Finnish telecommunications company Nokia is reportedly considering entering the digital asset encryption field.
According to Cointelegraph on the 23rd (local time), the State Intellectual Property Administration of China (CISA)
NIPA (Nokia Technologies) is a company that develops and sells digital assets related to devices, methods, and computer programs that can encrypt digital assets.
The company said it has filed a patent for encrypting digital assets. According to the English translation of the patent description, the patent describes a device and program that can encrypt digital assets and related components.
The patent also includes a program that provides the first network functionality for indexing digital assets used in cryptography.
Cointelegraph reported that the company is interested in digital asset encryption and may be developing a device that can do this.