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Evidence appendix - products, sales, and dates

What did RACERVERSE identify before Mattel filed?

Public sale materials connected RACERVERSE to Mint Keys, Original Racers, and the Lucky Machines product ecosystem. Public blockchain records show payment and delivery beginning Feb. 16, 2022 UTC.

Lucky Machines' position: this combined mark-product-sale record supports trademark use, not merely use of RACERVERSE as the name of a fictional setting. Priority and other merits remain for the pending proceeding.

An original Racerverse racer created by Lucky Machines
Original Lucky Machines racer

The central trademark question

What did RACERVERSE identify to customers?

The evidence is strongest where public branding, an identified product, payment, delivery, and redemption operate as one chain.

The identifierRACERVERSEDisplayed in public consumer-facing project and sale materials.
The offeringMint KeysPaid access products described as an entry or ticket to RACERVERSE.
The delivered productOriginal RacersDistinct digital racing toys obtained through the associated redemption flow.

Chronology

Context, commercial activity, and later filings are different facts.

An operating website supplies context. Completed paid transactions and delivery are the more important commercial evidence.

Lucky Machines' position

Earlier operating history

Lucky Machines identifies October 2021 as the start of racerverse.com operations. Preserved project records support continuity, but this is not presented as the technical-use anchor.

Documented fact

Public commercial presentation

A public Polygon submission placed RACERVERSE and MINT KEY SALE in the same Lucky Machines presentation.

Documented fact

Paid purchase and delivery

A public Avalanche PurchaseKeys transaction records 0.54 AVAX paid and three Mint Keys delivered.

Documented fact

Mattel files

Mattel filed U.S. Application Serial No. 97708782 for HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE.

Documented fact

Lucky Machines opposes

Lucky Machines filed TTAB Opposition No. 91290947. Allegations in the filing are party positions, not findings.

Documented fact

Amended motion filings

The docket lists Mattel's amended motion to compel and Mattel's motion to strike its original motion to compel.

Documented fact

Consent extension motion

The docket lists entry 30 as a defendant motion for extension with consent.

Documented fact

Opposition or response filing

The docket lists entry 31 as the plaintiff's opposition or response to a motion.

Documented fact

Mattel moves to strike its own motion to compel

The docket lists entry 32 as Mattel's motion to strike its own earlier motion to compel. The public docket still shows the proceeding as pending; the filing is not a Board ruling.

Documented fact

Docket status rechecked

The official TTAB docket was rechecked and still listed the proceeding as pending, with entry 32 - Mattel's motion to strike its own earlier motion to compel - as the latest displayed event. No final merits decision was displayed.

Documented fact

Trial dates reset

The Board entered docket entry 33, TRIAL DATES RESET, and granted the parties' consent motions to extend the expert disclosure deadline and subsequent dates. Expert disclosures are due October 13, 2026; discovery closes November 12, 2026; plaintiff's pretrial disclosures are due December 27, 2026; defendant's pretrial disclosures are due February 10, 2027; defendant's trial period ends February 25, 2027; plaintiff's rebuttal period ends April 26, 2027; and briefing runs through August 24, 2027. This procedural order does not decide the merits. Entry 32 remains in the chronology: Mattel withdrew its own earlier motion to compel, and the Board gave that filing and the response no further consideration.

Documented fact

Docket status rechecked

The official TTABVUE docket was rechecked and still listed Opposition No. 91290947 as pending. Entry 33, TRIAL DATES RESET, remained the latest displayed event; no final merits decision was displayed.

Pending issue

Mattel moves to amend its answer

Docket entry 34: more than two years into the case, Mattel asked the Board for permission to add new defenses. Lucky Machines disputes them. The Board has not ruled; no final merits decision has issued.

Evidence chain

The records work together.

No single screenshot or transaction carries the entire proposition.

  1. Public brandingRACERVERSE appeared in customer-facing materials.
  2. Identified productsThe materials connected the name to Mint Keys and Original Racers.
  3. Paid purchasesPurchaseKeys calls record AVAX, MATIC, and ETH payments.
  4. Delivery and redemptionMint Keys were delivered and connected to the Original Racer flow.

Documented transactions

Three located paid Mint Key purchases.

The chain explorers independently expose payment, contract interaction, timestamp, and transaction hash.

Download transaction index (CSV)
SourceDateNetworkPaymentDeliveredPublic record
COM-001Avalanche0.54 AVAX3 Mint KeysOpen explorer record
0xa635e29a295f9afeed42ab81f23112f0543d5cb67d9fa1055c384f3993bbc839
COM-002Polygon0.18 MATIC1 Mint KeyOpen explorer record
0x7f625d8a05acc73d4a9be2a145a2d5cb689b66521ba5ca0b5efd42a0be2c4b29
COM-003Ethereum0.2 ETH1 Mint KeyOpen explorer record
0x48b328ef4e967ba330d66e2b1dcccf435e79ff9982b73855ed3e58fd8e6dfb28The explorer may block automated clients. Verify manually by transaction hash.

Evidentiary weight

Commerce first; background second.

Core commercial evidence

  • Consumer-facing mark-product connection.
  • Paid PurchaseKeys transactions.
  • Delivery of Mint Keys.
  • Operating redemption and Original Racer delivery.

Supporting context

  • Website and project history.
  • Internal repositories and development records.
  • Community messages and creative materials.
  • Advertisements without a completed transaction.

Follow the underlying record

Start with the evidence, then read the argument.

Mattel's public record

Mattel's investor statements, designer interviews, product transition, and related category context.

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Procedural status

The official TTAB docket lists Opposition No. 91290947 as pending. No final merits decision has issued.

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Current procedural boundary

The record is public. The result is pending.

The official TTAB docket lists Opposition No. 91290947 as pending. No final merits decision has issued. On September 30, 2026, Mattel moved to amend its answer and add new defenses (docket entry 34). Lucky Machines disputes them. The Board has not ruled. On September 17, 2026, the Board entered docket entry 33, TRIAL DATES RESET. The Board granted the parties' consent motions to extend the expert disclosure deadline and subsequent dates. Expert disclosures are due October 13, 2026; discovery closes November 12, 2026; plaintiff's pretrial disclosures are due December 27, 2026; defendant's pretrial disclosures are due February 10, 2027; defendant's trial period ends February 25, 2027; plaintiff's rebuttal period ends April 26, 2027; and briefing runs through August 24, 2027. This is a procedural schedule order, not a merits ruling. The September 7 entry 32 remains part of the chronology: it was labeled Mattel's motion to strike its own earlier motion to compel; Mattel withdrew its own earlier motion to compel, and the Board gave the filing no further consideration.