Just after fashion month in the physical world, Decentraland will host a four-day digital fashion week replete with virtual shows, stores and events. Here’s what to know now.
Warner Music Group has partnered with decentralized gaming virtual world The Sandbox to create a performance space in the metaverse.
For many homeowners, the Covid-19 pandemic forced a change in perspective on where they wanted to live. Why stay in a cramped apartment in the smoggy city when you can Zoom into your meetings from a country farmhouse or Edwardian manor or Martello tower?
Global investment bank Goldman Sachs has predicted that the metaverse could be an $8 trillion opportunity. Several others have similarly predicted that the metaverse is a multitrillion-dollar market.
After a 50% drop from their all-time highs, Bitcoin and Ethereum will have to brace for more volatility ahead as the crypto market finds its feet, according to analysts. The long-term outlook, however, remains bullish for cryptocurrencies.
For technophiles, the metaverse represents a nirvana: a place to immerse yourself in any digital surrounding, and participate in any physical reality, at any time – and also to be able to see and feel anything, even if you are thousands of miles away from that physical place.
Dressing for a virtual world is going to be both enormously liberating and potentially very, very messy.
We’re in the beginning stages of an innovative revolution. The metaverse is the Web3 next wave, changing the way we’ll socialize, work, play video games and interact.
Innovation related to the metaverse has brought with it some expected criticism and skepticism. Like any fast-growing, emerging technology, the parameters for its operation have yet to be fully established.
Andrew Kiguel is the co-founder and CEO of Tokens.com (OTC: SMURF | NEO: COIN | FSE: 76M), a publicly listed company that invests in Metaverse real estate, DeFi and NFT related digital assets.
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