Jack in the Box Sues Crypto Exchange FTX for ‘Brazenly and Illegally’ Copying...

Jack in the Box Sues Crypto Exchange FTX for ‘Brazenly and Illegally’ Copying...

Restaurant chain Jack in the Box has sued cryptocurrency exchange FTX alleging that the crypto company “brazenly and illegally copied or derived its ‘Moon Man’ mascot” from its own mascot. The lawsuit details that FTX’s refusal to stop using Moon Man has caused Jack in the Box “considerable economic damage and irreparable harm, including by devaluing the goodwill associated with Jack.” Jack in the Box Says FTX’s Moon Man Is an ‘Inferior Version of Jack’ One of America’s largest hamburger chains, Jack in....


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