Microsoft officially disavowed on October 1, 2026 a token built around its Clippy character and tied to its $MSFT ticker. The company stated it never authorized the use of its intellectual property and plans to take legal action to remove the token and its promotional materials. The $CLIPPY token, reportedly linked to liquidity pools worth over $200,000, confers no ownership rights in Microsoft Corporation. Claims that actual Microsoft shares were backing these liquidity pools apparently drew the company’s attention, crossing a line that regulators tend to monitor.
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