SNEAK PEEK
- Ford Models, DraftKings and Takis have filed trademark applications.
- All the trademarks are for NFTs and metaverse.
- All the three companies have registered the trademarks on October 7.
NFT and metaverse-based trademarks have increased like anything in the recent months. Be it a small enterprise or a thriving business, they all are determined to move in line with the evolving technologies and carve a niche in the advancing market.
From offering phenomenal benefits to customers to serving them with innovative experiences, companies are giving their best. Recently, In-N-Out Burger filed a trademark on October 6. Now, the list has got some new joinees like Ford Models, DraftKings and Takis.
Let’s begin with Ford Models.
A U.S. based international modeling agency, Ford Models has filed four trademark applications on October 7. The trademarks have been filed for “FORD MODELS” and “FMDC3” to make a place for itself in the NFT and metaverse world.
#FordModel has filed 4 trademark applications each for:
— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) October 12, 2022
▶️ FORD MODELS
▶️ FMDC3
The apps claim plans for:
✅NFT-backed media
✅Virtual goods + events
✅NFT + Metaverse communities
✅Crypto + e-commerce transaction authentication#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3 #Crypto #Fordmodels pic.twitter.com/Z0iCiesKlq
Based on the details, the agency will offer-
- Non-fungible tokens;
- An online community for digital assets;
- Virtual events;
- Virtual goods to be utilized in virtual environments
Moving on to the U.S. sports contest and betting firm ‘DraftKings,’ it has registered two trademark applications on October 7. The trademarks have been filed for the company’s D logo as well as the stylized presentation of its name. Through the filings, the company has plans to offer-
#DraftKings has filed 2 trademark applications for
— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) October 12, 2022
▶️ Its crowned D logo
▶️ The stylized presentation of its name
The applications cover
✅Sports betting + fantasy + gaming
✅NFT-backed media + media marketplaces
✅NFT-backed sports memorabilia#NFTs #Web3 #Sportsbetting pic.twitter.com/sTigLTm8Vz
- Non-fungible tokens;
- NFT marketplace;
- NFT-supported sports memorabilia
Going further, the Mexican brand Takis that’s known for its rolled corn tortilla chip snack has filed a trademark application on October 7. The company aims to provide-
TAKIS has filed a trademark application claiming plans to expand the snack food brand into:
— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) October 12, 2022
▶️ Managing cryptocurrency transactions
▶️ Retail stores for virtual goods
▶️ Metaverse transactions
▶️ Digital + virtual + blockchain goods marketplaces #Crypto #Web3 #Metaverse #Takis pic.twitter.com/whX5v71Jww
- NFT marketplace
- Metaverse transactions
- Handling crypto transactions
- Retail stores for virtual goods
- Virtual bakery
Looking at all these trademark applications, it can be said that there’s a lot more on the way in the remaining time of the year.