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Lucky Machines' record - products, sales, and dates

RACERVERSE identified a Lucky Machines commercial offering.

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.

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.

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.

DateNetworkPaymentDeliveredPublic record
Feb. 16, 2022 at 01:08:58 UTCAvalanche0.54 AVAX3 Mint KeysOpen explorer record
0xa635e29a...bbc839
Feb. 17, 2022 at 01:48:25 UTCPolygon0.18 MATIC1 Mint KeyOpen explorer record
0x7f625d8a...2c4b29
Feb. 25, 2022 at 22:03:25 UTCEthereum0.2 ETH1 Mint KeyOpen explorer record
0x48b328ef...6dfb28

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.

Review Mattel's record

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 July 31, 2026, Mattel filed an amended motion to compel and a motion to strike the original motion.