DTTM Operations, a company administering US President Donald Trump’s IP rights, filed a trademark of the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that may suggest potential non-funny symbols (NFTS) and the Metaverse platform.
The document shows various products related to blockchain-based items and services, including access to NFTs, control of cryptocurrency transactions, virtual reality software and hardware and game software with crypto-tokens for use in online virtual worlds. Archiving status says the application has been accepted by the office and is awaiting an examiner.
Metaverse, who became a hype during the 2021 Bull Run and was embraced and later dropped by many big-name brands, including bit-tech and celebrities, refers to a virtual reality world where humans can interact with each other in a digital world that is beyond their physical and geographical barriers.
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While the nature of the filing does not directly say what the platform is or when it is launched, it mentions the inclusion of various collectibles of Trump. “Computer services, namely to create an online virtual environment for the exchange of digital collector objects with images, audio, videos and texts from Donald J Trump,” the archiving said.
Trump has led into a friendlier crypto administration, which saw the president launching his own Trump Memecoin and a promise to make Bitcoin the reserve evalu in the United States, he has also launched his own NFTs, some of which, apart from being Collectibles, enabled Trump’s Sneaks, Trump Cocktails and Did. Club in Jupiter, Florida, with Trump.
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This trait, if it comes to execution, could breathe some life in the meta gear-related tokens as a sandbox (sand) and decentraland (mana), which had damaged, as the Metaverse demand has mostly evaporated since Hype in 2021. that a product will be launched.
