It appears that the Trumps have yet to find a corner of crypto they don’t like.
This week, the Trump Organization filed a slew of trademarks indicating the company is mulling expansion into a digital sector that’s struggled for years: the metaverse.
The dozens of proposed new protections for the signature “Trump” mark include “downloadable virtual reality game software featuring crypto tokens for use in online virtual worlds,” and several categories of NFT ($0.00)-backed virtual goods available for sale in a Trump-controlled online marketplace that might populate such an environment.
If the president and his family really are considering launching a metaverse platform in 2025 (or beyond), what might it be like?
According to this week’s filings, users might be able to traverse it as Trump-themed avatars donning Trump-branded virtual eyewear, footwear, handbags, and headwear—purchasable with crypto in the Trump NFT store, of course.
These virtual Trump beings will not have to linger idly in some n…
