Documented
Public materials and blockchain records connect RACERVERSE with Lucky Machines products, paid purchases, and delivery before Mattel's filing.
RACERVERSE public record - start here
The record, the positions, and what remains unresolved.
Lucky Machines publicly presented and sold products under RACERVERSE in early 2022. Mattel later applied for HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE. Lucky Machines opposed that application, and the proceeding remains pending.
Pending: The official TTAB docket lists Opposition No. 91290947 as pending. No final merits decision has issued. Record reviewed through July 31, 2026.
One-minute orientation
Three distinctions make the record easier to read.
Source-linked facts, a party's interpretation, and undecided legal issues are not interchangeable.
Lucky Machines' position
That combined mark-product-sale record supports source-identifying trademark use, not merely the name of a fictional setting.
Unresolved
The TTAB has not finally decided priority, confusion, intent, registrability, or any other merits issue.
Essential chronology
Five dates frame the public record.
Project history, completed commerce, Mattel's filing, and later procedure are distinct facts with different evidentiary weight.
Earlier operating history
Lucky Machines identifies October 2021 as the start of racerverse.com operations. Preserved project records support continuity, but this is not the technical-use anchor.
Public commercial presentation
A public Polygon submission placed RACERVERSE and MINT KEY SALE in the same Lucky Machines presentation.
Paid purchase and delivery
A public Avalanche PurchaseKeys transaction records 0.54 AVAX paid and three Mint Keys delivered.
Mattel files
Mattel filed U.S. Application Serial No. 97708782 for HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE.
Lucky Machines opposes
Lucky Machines filed TTAB Opposition No. 91290947. The proceeding remains pending.
Choose the question you are investigating
One coherent record, five clear paths.
Each page has a defined role. Supporting detail is consolidated under the record it explains.
Lucky Machines' position
Lucky's RACERVERSE record
How public branding, identified products, payment, delivery, and redemption operate as a commercial evidence chain.
Open this recordMattel statements and records
Mattel's record
Investor statements, designer interviews, community-input practices, social activity, product transition, and digital-collectibles context in one sourced record.
Open this recordPending issue
Case status
A neutral procedural summary with direct links to the official TTAB docket and application record.
Open this recordPersonal account
Human impact
Lucky Machines' first-person account of the time, discoverability, and opportunity costs of the dispute.
Open this recordAdvocacy feature
Racerverse was already here
A fuller visual chronology of Lucky Machines products, original racers, claims, responses, and public sources.
Open this recordReading key
Know whose statement you are reading.
These labels keep evidence, attribution, advocacy, lived experience, and undecided issues separate.
A date, transaction, publication, or filing supported by a linked record.
A quotation or close paraphrase from a Mattel publication or representative.
Lucky Machines' interpretation or argument, not a ruling by the TTAB.
Lucky Machines' description of its own experience and practical effects.
A disputed question the TTAB has not finally decided.
For reporters and researchers
Read the sources and preserve the attribution.
On July 31, 2026, Mattel filed an amended motion to compel and a motion to strike the original motion. The official docket controls procedural status.