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Envisioned as a 3D virtual world enabling users to engage virtually in socializing and virtual businesses of all varieties, the metaverse is still a long way from conceptions of a unified, fully immersive virtual world.
Brands including Forever 21, DKNY and Estée Lauder are using the digital event in part to study how consumers will shop in virtual worlds
The metaverse might just be big — really big. A report by Bloomberg Intelligence estimates the movement to converge the physical and digital realms could grow into an $800 billion market by 2024, but with so many nascent technologies linked to it, it’s difficult to imagine what the metaverse’s final form might be.
Forget media, oil, or even social networks, a new generation of moguls is emerging in the nascent sector of metaverse real estate.
As the metaverse continues to grow and evolve, businesses are starting to notice. The potential for brands to interact with customers in new and innovative ways is huge, and many are already starting to invest in this new frontier.
One Toronto investor just paid $2.4 million for a virtual land plot in a computer-generated world. With virtual real estate sales projected to top $1 billion in 2022, he says he was cut a deal.
The metaverse mogul behind a record investment in virtual land is about to start development. Tokens.com paid more than $2 million for space in Decentraland, one of several burgeoning platforms in the metaverse, in November of last year.
The virtual fashion event, hosted by Decentraland, has announced its lineup. A mix of legacy luxury labels and digital brands are on board.
Look no further — here’s everything you need to know about digital real estate investing. This guide will walk you through the details you have to know to successfully invest in the ever-expanding digital real estate industry.
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