Kraft Foods files patents for NFT and Metaverse, Seth Green reclaims his chimp, and much more…
The NFT and Metaverse brands owned by Kraft cover a variety of activities, along with a virtual restaurant where customers can receive awards and digital commodities.
Kraft Foods Group, an American food manufacturing and production conglomerate has filed NFT and Metaverse inventions for some of its well-known products.
Gatorade, Nike, Adidas, and Coca-Cola are among the prominent firms that have pushed to safeguard their brands and products in the digital currencies environment.
Kraft Foods has trademarks for Jell-O, Kool-Aid, Velveeta, Lunchables, Oscar Mayer, Philadelphia, and, of obviously, the Kraft name, as per a June 13 Tweet from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) certified signature attorney Mike Kondoudis.
The company’s NFT and Metaverse trademarks cover a variety of prospective brands and facilities, along with a virtual restaurant where customers may earn virtual property and prizes, virtual meals and drinks, NFTs and NFT-backed media, and virtual items and NFT exchanges.
Seth Green and his ape have reunited
Seth Green has been reconnected with the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT that was stolen from him via a phishing attack, claiming that Ape #8398 “is home.”
Green’s NFT has stolen a month ago, and the fraud sold it for 106.5 ETH ($144,000) to user “DarkWing84.” Green quickly contacted the purchaser to work out an online arrangement with the NFT.
Jim Carrey donates unique artwork to charity as a token
Jim Carrey, the renowned entertainer, is attempting to sell off a unique tokenized art piece titled “Sunshower” through SuperRare, with all profits going to Feeding America, a foundation that helps food banks throughout the United States.
Carrey is a renowned artist who makes anything at all, from real drawings and sketches to new animated creations, in addition to being a well-known funny performer around the world.
The volume of NFT trading has decreased
Four of the top five blockchain systems in relation to sales have witnessed double-digit decreases in the last seven days, as per NFT data collector CryptoSlam.
Trading activity on market leader Ethereum has dropped 28.85% to $176.5 million in that timespan, while activity on second-placed Solana has dropped 13.71 percent to $24.9 million.
The largest losers this week were third-ranked Binance Smart Chain and fifth-ranked ImmutableX, which fell 46.59 percent and 58.63 percent, respectively, and accounted for $4.1 million and $1.3 million in value.
The Flow system, which accounts for $3.1 million in NFT overall sales, seems to be the only cryptocurrency in the top five that has not yet experienced a double-digit reduction.
