It is estimated there is over $4,000,000,000,000.00 of unused intellectual properties (IP) in companies, institutions, and governments around the world. Knowbella Tech (https://Knowbella.Tech) collects as much of that IP as it can and crowdsources STEM researchers and students around that IP free tools and services. When those scientists collaborate and advance that IP, they can earn AnthroTokens™ cryptocurrency via an Ethereum blockchain-based scientific proof-of-work. The Company's subsidiary, Knowbella Helix, Inc., is launching a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Regulation D 506c compliant Security Token Offering building upon its fully-audited publicly available Regulation A+ (Reg A) filing available at http://www.SEC.gov. Even though the Company only received 57 questions from the SEC regarding its Reg A filing, due to a number of reasons, the Company decided to pivot to a 506c STO. A significant reason is this enables the STO to be uncapped to meet the high demand for its Helix™ security token. Knowbella Tech licensed its platform and underlying patent filings from Open Therapeutics (https://Therapoid.net) for crowdsourcing all non-therapeutic IP. The Knowbella Platform freely provides researchers, particularly the underserved scientists in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, with IP, grant funding, free lab equipment, a manuscript development tool from its partner, doDOC® (https://dodoc.com), mentors, and preprint server. Knowbella provides a platform to collaborate without borders, silos or corporate walls. The Knowbella Platform is powered by AnthroTokens™ and managed on the Ethereum blockchain. In addition to managing AnthroTokens utility tokens for the scientists in the Knowbella Platform and investors owning Helix security tokens, the blockchain is also used to manage the provenance of IP, manage lab equipment, and grant funding.