The lawsuit claims that StockX's Vault NFTs "infringe on Nike's trademarks and will likely confuse customers." Nike is seeking unspecified damages and is requesting an injunction blocking further ...

New details regarding Nike's ongoing lawsuit against StockX were just uncovered this week, accusing the resale platform of knowingly selling counterfeit sneakers and the inability to determine if ...

Nike sued StockX over StockX's Vault NFTs, accusing the company of violating its trademark. Nike also said it was able to buy counterfeit sneakers on the StockX online marketplace. The suit could set ...

Once again StockX is getting bad publicity out in the sneaker community as court documents have revealed that they once sold a single customer 38 pairs of fake Nike sneakers. According to Nice Kicks, ...

What began as a legal battle over the intellectual property rights of sneaker NFTs has now escalated into claims of counterfeiting. Nike is seeking to add claims of counterfeiting and false ...

“Nike’s requested leave to amend its complaint to include counterfeiting and false advertising claims against StockX underscores the uncertain interconnectivity between NFTs and physical products as ...

UPDATE 5/11, 12 p.m. ET: StockX has issued the following statement in response to Nike’s claims of receiving counterfeit sneakers: See original story below. Things have been quiet in recent weeks on ...

The Nike SB Dunk Low broke StockX resale records in July, and much of the success is due to celebrity influence and the coveted Grateful Dead collaborations. The “stock market of things” shared data ...

Nike has ramped up its battle with the online marketplace StockX, saying that it purchased four pairs of counterfeit shoes on the site, despite StockX’s guarantees of authenticity. The famous footwear ...

(Reuters) - Online retail marketplace StockX fired back Monday against Nike Inc's claims that it sold counterfeit Nike shoes, telling a Manhattan federal court that the sneaker giant had previously ...

Nike Inc. has sued StockX LLC, saying the Detroit-based online shoe reseller has violated its trademarks as it emerges into the digital product market. In the lawsuit filed last week in the U.S.

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