Trump’s Firm Files Trademark for Potential NFT and Metaverse Project

DTTM Operations, the company managing U.S. President Donald Trump’s intellectual property, has filed a trademark application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), suggesting possible plans for NFTs and a metaverse platform.

The filing covers blockchain-related services, including NFT access, cryptocurrency transactions, virtual reality software, and gaming applications with crypto tokens for online worlds. While the USPTO has accepted the application, it is still awaiting examination.

The document mentions the development of an online environment for exchanging digital collectibles featuring Trump’s images, sound, videos, and texts. Trump has previously launched his own NFTs, offering exclusive perks like Trump-branded sneakers, cocktails, and even dinner at Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida.

The metaverse industry, which gained momentum during the 2021 crypto bull run but later saw a decline, could see renewed interest if Trump’s platform materializes. Metaverse-related tokens like Sandbox (SAND) and Decentraland (MANA) may benefit from this initiative, though its success depends on the project’s execution.

Trump has also positioned himself as a pro-crypto leader, recently introducing his TRUMP memecoin and even advocating for Bitcoin as a reserve currency. However, filing a trademark doesn’t guarantee the project’s launch, leaving speculation about its potential impact on the metaverse and NFT markets.