Meta, formerly Facebook, has filed eight trademark registration applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, or USPTO, related to blockchain technology and the metaverse.
- 97320155 : Social networking and dating services including dedicated branches tailored for networking between investors digital currency
- 9732053 : Design and development of Web3-related computer hardware and software, including gaming, e-commerce, blockchain transactions, etc.
- 97320149 : Entertainment and electronic publication services partly in virtual reality
- 97320147 : Telecommunication services for electronic assets held on the platform.
- 97320146 : Token-related financial transaction processing service Blockchain Assets digital currency and other digital assets
- 97320144 : Advertising services via virtual or augmented reality (AR) and metaverse networks
- 97320140 : Wearable peripherals for video games connected to virtual reality.
- 97320136 : Software that can be downloaded as a mobile application, for example for user authentication. Online charity fundraising and for hardware or e-wallets
USPTO maytakeUp to eight months to process a trademark application since the first application Likewise, Monster Energy And the New York Stock Exchange recently filed a trademark application for digital assets and the metaverse.
Last week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Instagram would integrate NFT into different products and over the same period. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has sued Meta over allegations that “Behaving falsely misleading or deceptive” by publishing deceptive crypto ads on the platform. which allegedly resulted in investors losing money.
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