NBA basketball player Kevin Durant, of the National Basketball Association’s Brooklyn Nets, has partnered with his venture capital firm Thirty Five Ventures LLC, May 19 filed as many as 26 metaverse and NFT trademark applications with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
According to the applications, filed with the USPTO on May 19, the company plans to provide:
- NFTs and NFT-backed media
- Cryptocurrency collectibles
- NFT and crypto marketplaces
The news was shared earlier today via Twitter by trademark attorney Michael Kondoudis.
The NBA's Kevin Durant and his VC firm have filed 26 trademark applications for
▶️ THIRTY FIVE VENTURES
▶️ KEVIN DURANT
▶️ EASY MONEY
▶️ SLIM REAPER
▶️ THE ETCSfor
✅ NFTs + NFT backed media
✅ Crypto collectibles
✅ NFT + Crypto marketplaces#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3community pic.twitter.com/yFbVt46fnh— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) May 24, 2022
Other brands that are in the metaverse
Other newcomers to the Metaverse include: soccer legend David Beckham, entertainer Billie Eilish, U.S. lingerie brand Victoria’s Secret, food industry giants McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD), Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut, beverage company Monster Energy, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), global payment facilitator Mastercard (NYSE: MA) and many others.
Kevin Durant
Kevin Durant is one of the most recognizable and successful players in the National Basketball Association, and enjoys great popularity around the world. Since his rookie season in the NBA and beyond, Durant has had numerous All-Star Game appearances, MVP awards, scoring titles and NBA championships, while making an impact off the court in his charitable efforts.
