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i also read, that domain names, that are not registered by any trademarks, enjoy the so called "common law trademark" status, by already having legal rights (through the simple owning it FIRST and using it first), and that the "common law" trademarks, are only a bit weaker in the sense, that you...

thanks for that great answer, it just makes me wonder, that if repeated cases of "selling out" are mentioned by the domain owners (even if at a good seeming price) that possibly thereby, the trademark owner has a "slightly" upper hand, and might threaten with law suits etc., or just to trick you...

thanks for that fast answer, and that great example. I also found these 2 (junior) lawyers, seeming to confirm the same: https://answers.justia.com/question/2022/11/09/if-i-register-a-trademark-am-i-able-to-o-932484 any other infos, are still welcomed.

When a domain name is registered FIRST and correctly owned by you, and at that registration time, no trademark on such name whatsoever anywhere globally exists, (checked with WIPO etc.) can then someone who dislikes you, just AFTERWARDS register a trademark on that name, and then thereby try, to...