Alamo, National, And Enterprise File In Ongoing Metaverse Trademark Frenzy
Your automobile was lost in the metaverse. Not to worry. Alamo, Enterprise, and National Car Rental have just added their names to the list of businesses that have registered metaverse assets with the USPTO.
Insightful Mike Kondoudis just tweeted that the litigation occurred on November 9.
The filing contains incentive awards and unique Metaverse promotions that can be redeemed for goods in both the physical world and the virtual world. Additionally, it allows for the retail sale of virtual cars and other digital items.
The umbrella business has filed trademarks for digital files that may be downloaded and authenticated using non-fungible tokens. Digital transportation and vehicle parts for interactions and experiences in fictional space are compromised by proposed digital collectables.
Artwork, films about virtual cars, and downloadable software connected to cars in the metaverse are among the other multimedia materials included in the filling.
The filings for metaverse trademarks continue unabated
The NFT, Web3, and cryptospheres have all had difficult weeks in recent weeks. This hasn’t, however, stopped a flurry of transnational and international corporations from advancing. Western Union, Visa, American Express, PayPal, and recent metaverse filings are noteworthy.
A variety of food firms, such as Kraft and McDonald’s, are also noteworthy.
AFTERTHOUGHTS
Despite the constant barrage of news about failed cryptocurrency businesses, the future of NFTs in the Metaverse appears to be highly promising.
