Trademark application news

The company that owns the Seattle Icon, Space Needle, applied for a trademark in order to enter the NFT market.

Stephen Curry files the trademark application for CURRYVERSE meant for metaverse and NFTs. The trademark is for clothes, footwear, games, toys, accessories, virtual goods, “metaversal” appearances by a basketball player, and entertainment products. This is the second milestone by Stephen Curry, t...

The American singer-songwriter intends to offer NFTs and virtual environments related to the signature flute.

Dashing into Web3 like nobody's business, Formula One is the latest to jump on the bandwagon with two NFT trademark applications.

The U.S. science fiction television series Buck Rogers has filed a trademark application to enter the metaverse and the non-fungible token (NFT) space.

It seems that NFTs and digital collectibles are expanding their wings to conquer different industries. Now, the Manhattan-based Museum of the City of New York has submitted Web3-based patents with the authorities.

The office and home furnishings retailer plans to offer virtual furniture, issue NFTs and more.

Durex, the world’s well-known condom brand, has filed a trademark application to enter the metaverse and join the non-fungible token (NFT) space.

The XFL, an American professional football minor league, has filed for a trademark for "XFL," signaling that it intends to enter the metaverse and the world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).