Metaverse Race Continues: Chinese Internet Giant Baidu Registers Trademark

Metaverse Race Continues: Chinese Internet Giant Baidu Registers Trademark

Despite the government’s restriction on bitcoin and an imminent ban on the metaverse, Chinese internet company Baidu announced on Monday that it has filed its metaverse trademark. Baidu And The Metaverse Of Xi’rang According to the most recent trade registration statistics, Chinese enterprises are hurrying to register trademarks related to the metaverse, or Yuanyuzhou in Chinese, despite Beijing’s cautions about the risks associated with the novel concept. Baidu, China’s largest internet corporation, said earlier today that it has registered its metaverse trademark.....


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