<p>Kanye West's Yeezus brand has filed for 17 trademark applications indicating a possible move into the NFT space.</p> <p>The applications, dated May 27, come months after West criticized non-fungible tokens in a now-deleted Instagram post in February.</p> <p>The applications, accessible through the US Patent and Trademark Office, mention "blockchain-based non-fungible collectibles, assets, currencies and tokens" and "online retail store services featuring downloadable movies, videos, television, music, entertainment, digital art."</p> <p>It's unclear if there's an immediate intent to use the trademarks and how exactly they will be used. The filings are on a 1B basis, which means there's a bonafide intent to use the trademarks in the future, but applicants don't have to detail when that will be. </p> <p>This is in contrast to 1A applications, which are filed when a trademark is already in use.</p>