The moon crypto card trademark was not filed by F&L, that was the point of my post. Someone created a user name “F&L…” and then reviewed the moon crypto card trademark on multiple patent/trademark websites, making it appear like F&L filed the trademark for the moon crypto card.
People are going to trust using the bitgift card when the CEO behind the innovation resigned two weeks before launch after cancelling deals in South America etc. Maybe keeping the share price high with a countdown clock to nothing allowed Imperative Ventures to sell some more of their restricted shares at a good price. Revenue and public consumption of the gift card will determine whether bitgift is a good product or a corporate investment/delay tactic ploy.
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