“LeMickey Mouse and Bronald Duck”: NBA Twitter Goes Wild After LeBron James’ Son Files A Trademark For His NFT And Cryptocurrency Ventures – EssentiallySports

In the modern-day the various avenues of making money keep increasing by the day. With the birth of NFT’s and more, it has opened up the financial world. Now, it looks like even the son of LeBron James wants to get in on the action. According to reports, Bronny James is trying to get into the space of NFT’s and other things such as gaming.

Apart from shining in the basketball world, Bronny is also making some business progression. The 17-year-old signed for a few trademarks to kick start his business life.

LeBron James is one of the top NBA players even at the age of 37. However, when it comes to outside the court, James keeps growing. He is a great businessman and has his wealth well distributed. Moreover, he also uses his vast money to help out the community.

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Bronny James follows in LeBron James footsteps

With his father being a smart businessman, it seems Bronny wants to start off early. He signed for various trademarks like ‘BRONALD’, ‘BJ JR’ and ‘BRONNY’. He wishes to enter the world of NFT’s, gaming, and also apparel. While it is a serious progress move, Twitter had a few jokes about it.

Similar to this move, LeBron James has many trademarks under him as well. He has his own trademark holding company, LBJ Trademarks, LLC. With it he owns 61 different trademarks that extend from his I Promise School and other charity operations. Notably, he once tried to trademark ‘Taco Tuesday’. However, that was not approved.

Now for Bronny, there is great scope to grow. NFT’s are the new coming and have taken the world by storm. Moreover, with Bronny being a notable entity, apparel is a great move. He also streams games and has a knowledge of the happenings there. Hence, it is a smart move to get into these things for him.

While it may seem early for others, it is a great move for Bronny, which could come in handy long term. Do you like Bronny James’ trademarks? Let us know your views in the comments below.