Using technology to achieve anonymity and untraceability in cross-border intellectual property transactions is a violation of laws and ethical norms, which will damage the intellectual property protection system, disrupt market order, and encourage infringement and criminal activities. Therefore, it should not be encouraged or implemented. Intellectual property transactions have a clear legal framework and regulatory requirements, which are aimed at protecting the rights and interests of innovators, promoting fair competition and a legal and orderly market environment. Any attempt to circumvent these rules and conduct illegal operations will face legal liability. Maintaining a legal, transparent and orderly intellectual property transaction environment is essential to promoting scientific and technological progress, cultural prosperity and economic development. We should abide by laws and regulations and participate in intellectual property-related activities through legitimate and legal channels.