Documented
Public materials and blockchain records connect RACERVERSE with Lucky Machines products, paid purchases, and delivery before Mattel filed its application.
Reporter brief - version 2026.09.07
Lucky Machines publicly presented RACERVERSE alongside identified products and recorded paid Mint Key purchases beginning in early 2022. Mattel later filed for HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE. Lucky Machines opposed the application. The matter remains pending.
Prepared by Lucky Machines LLC, the opposer. This page is not a court or USPTO publication and does not speak for Mattel.
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Public materials and blockchain records connect RACERVERSE with Lucky Machines products, paid purchases, and delivery before Mattel filed its application.
Taken together, that record supports source-identifying trademark use. This is an argument by Lucky Machines, not a TTAB ruling.
The TTAB has not finally decided priority, confusion, registrability, or another merits issue in the opposition.
Current procedural status
On September 7, 2026, Mattel filed a motion to strike, listed as docket entry 32. The docket label identifies the filing but does not establish how the Board will rule.
Last checked against the official docket: .
Essential chronology
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.
A public Polygon submission placed RACERVERSE and MINT KEY SALE in the same Lucky Machines presentation.
A public Avalanche PurchaseKeys transaction records 0.54 AVAX paid and three Mint Keys delivered.
Mattel filed U.S. Application Serial No. 97708782 for HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE.
Lucky Machines filed TTAB Opposition No. 91290947. Allegations in the filing are party positions, not findings.
The docket lists Mattel's amended motion to compel and a motion to strike the original motion.
The docket lists entry 30 as a defendant motion for extension with consent.
The docket lists entry 31 as the plaintiff's opposition or response to a motion.
The docket lists entry 32 as a defendant motion to strike. The public docket still shows the proceeding as pending.
Primary starting sources
Controlling source for procedural status
Preserve: Download the current docket and cited filing PDFs before publication; record the access date.
Retrieved 2026-09-07Open sourceApplication identification and status
Preserve: Save the current status page or official PDF and record the access date.
Retrieved 2026-09-07Open sourceLucky Machines' pleaded claims; allegations are not findings
Preserve: Save the cited docket PDF and record the access date; keep party allegations labeled.
Retrieved 2026-09-07Open sourceDownloadable evidence package
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Attribution, response, and corrections
Attribute Lucky Machines' arguments to Lucky Machines. Describe allegations in filings as allegations, not findings. Attribute Mattel quotations to the linked Mattel source.
Reporters should contact Mattel independently for Mattel's current position. Racerverse does not speak for Mattel.
Send the source and proposed correction to [email protected]. Material corrections and docket updates are reflected in the versioned record.