ICYMI: NYSE trademark application spotlights marketplace for NFTs
its first NFTs last year, to celebrate the"First Trades of these notable listings: Spotify, which executed the first-ever Direct Listing, Snowflake, Unity, DoorDash, Roblox and Cooping, the largest U.S. IPO so far this year," according to their website.
Yet the trademark application filing, dated February 10, is notable as one component refers to an"online marketplace" for NFTs and virtual goods.
To be sure, the trademark application, in isolation, doesn't mean that NYSE is about to jump into the NFT trading game. Such an application may simply represent NYSE's interest in staking out intellectual property related to areas of interest in the market today.
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