Digital Assets Lawyer

How Can Companies Correctly Trademark NFTs and Web Products under Updated TMEP Rules?

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By: David B. Hoppe

2026-09-22

The USPTO imposes exacting identification requirements for Web3, gaming, and virtual media trademarks. Under TMEP § 1401.15(b), applicants cannot identify goods or services simply as “NFTs” or “virtual goods” because those terms do not describe recognizable items in commerce under the Trademark Act.

2026 Digital Assets Law Primer:
How Legal and Regulatory Shifts Are Redefining Finance

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By: David B. Hoppe

2026-03-13

As we move deeper into 2026, digital assets have become firmly embedded in the global financial system. Yet many organizations still overlook the fact that even if they aren’t holding cryptocurrencies or experimenting with tokenization, they’re already part of the digital‑assets ecosystem.

Digital Assets Lawyer

How Can Companies Correctly Trademark NFTs and Web Products under Updated TMEP Rules?

2026 Digital Assets Law Primer: How Legal and Regulatory Shifts Are Redefining Finance

2026 Digital Assets Law Primer:
How Legal and Regulatory Shifts Are Redefining Finance