McDonalds files trademarks for McMetaverse restaurants… that deliver

McDonalds files trademarks for McMetaverse restaurants… that deliver

The golden arches poked fun at crypto investors last month, but has now embraced the Metaverse by applying for trademarks of its brand for the virtual world. The iconic American restaurant chain McDonald’s looks like it is preparing to make a move into the Metaverse by registering for 10 trademarks in the virtual space.Trademark attorney and founder of Gerben Intellectual Property Josh Gerben tweeted today that McDonald’s submitted a trademark application on Feb. 4 including plans for "a virtual restaurant featuring actual and virtual goods" and "operating a virtual restaurant featuring....


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