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???? Muhammad Ali registered as a trademark in Web3 covering NFTs and metaverse The name of the legendary boxer and activist Muhammad Ali is now protected as a trademark in the Web3 space extending to non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and virtual goods in the metaverse. issued on October 18, according to a tweet posted by NFT and metaverse licensed trademark attorney Michael Kondoudis on October 19. It’s worth mentioning that the trademark application for Muhammad Ali was one of several filed in late 2021 to trademark celebrity names. Some of the others include Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley. Notably, the Football star Cristiano Ronaldo signed an exclusive NFT partnership with Binance back in June. Many athletes and sports organizations across the world are jumping on the NFT bandwagon in an effort to maintain their level of fan engagement with fans.
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???? Ozzy Osbourne, Soulja Boy to join Decentraland Metaverse Music Festival Slated for November 10-13, over 100 global artists are taking part in the event, according to an announcement on Monday. Among them are Universal Music France’s Vladimir Cauchemar, Chinese idol group SNH48, CryptoPunk Rapper Spottie WiFi and Japanese girl group Atarashii Gakko. The metaverse platform said it is doubling down on music in the metaverse this year and, alongside other new experiences, will showcase some of the latest technology. “New motion capture technology will also be demonstrated on this global stage from Move.ai which enables motion capture with no suits and Kinetix.tech that aims to empower creators to make emote NFTs using only a phone camera,” it said.
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While leading NFT marketplace Opensea remains in the top spot when it comes to NFT trading volume, traders often turn to other sites and tools when it’s time to do some research. There are a huge variety of tools available for looking at blockchain data, and many focused specifically on NFTs. However, OpenSea has recently announced an update to the platform that’ll make doing your own research much easier, without ever leaving the site. OpenSea will begin rolling out its new ‘collection analytics’ section sometime soon, and have already made it available for select users. Included in the tool are the abilities to view volume and price changes over time, recent listings and sales, price distribution and owner distribution. More features are expected to be added when OpenSea ships the full product, but for now - these upgrades are a huge addition to the most popular marketplace.