Using blockchain technology to ensure the unstoppable global dissemination of copyright-infringing content involves a number of technical and legal issues. First, it should be clear that such use may violate copyright law and is therefore not recommended or supported. However, from a technical perspective, some features of blockchain can indeed challenge traditional copyright protection mechanisms. Here are some technical features worth noting: 1. **Decentralization**: Blockchain is a decentralized network with no single control node, which makes it difficult to stop the dissemination of content by shutting down or controlling a single node. 2. **Immutability**: Once information is recorded on the blockchain, it is difficult to tamper with or delete. This means that once published, data is technically difficult to withdraw. 3. **Peer-to-peer network**: Blockchain often relies on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, which allow users to share information directly without going through a central server. 4. **Encryption technology**: Blockchain uses encryption technology to ensure the security and integrity of data, increasing the difficulty of intercepting and removing illegal content. For groups trying to use blockchain technology to spread copyrighted content, they may adopt the following strategies: - **Use decentralized storage**: Store content in a distributed network by using decentralized storage solutions such as IPFS (Interplanetary File System). - **Smart contracts**: Use smart contracts to automatically execute complex content publishing, access, and incentive mechanisms without relying on centralized control. From a legal perspective, such behavior is usually subject to legal prosecution, as most countries strictly protect copyright laws, and many blockchain technology platforms have begun to cooperate with legal agencies to prevent their platforms from being used for illegal activities. Therefore, any attempt should be made within the legal framework. Finally, blockchain technology can also be used for legal copyright management, such as tracking the use of content, ensuring transparency of royalty payments, and verifying the identity of creators, thereby supporting the maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of copyright holders.