What can be done in the metaverse?
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 3:47 am
To prevent possible identity theft, users will also be able to provide themselves with sophisticated verified avatars , the development of which is already underway.
The user's chosen avatar is controlled by bracelets that react to finger and hand bulgaria number data movements, eye movements, and even thoughts.
Many see the metaverse as a kind of mirror of the analogue world, where some things are missing (smell and taste, for example), but where it is also possible to benefit from phenomenal extras (flying, being invisible or climbing walls). But in the metaverse it is also possible to undertake absolutely mundane tasks such as attending conferences, shopping, working, playing games and even having sex.
Given the absolutely exciting future that seems to await us in the metaverse, it is not at all surprising that the sale of virtual plots is at its peak on platforms such as Decentraland or The Sandbox , where such plots are reaching prices of several hundred thousand dollars.
Sandbox’s Sébastien Borget compared buying virtual plots of land in the metaverse at SXSW to buying real estate in Manhattan back in the 18th century. The problem? No one really knows for sure whether The Sandbox will still be around ten years from now. Unlike in the real world, there can be infinite versions of Manhattan in the metaverse. And who’s to say the metaverse’s version of Manhattan will still be relevant in the years to come?
The user's chosen avatar is controlled by bracelets that react to finger and hand bulgaria number data movements, eye movements, and even thoughts.
Many see the metaverse as a kind of mirror of the analogue world, where some things are missing (smell and taste, for example), but where it is also possible to benefit from phenomenal extras (flying, being invisible or climbing walls). But in the metaverse it is also possible to undertake absolutely mundane tasks such as attending conferences, shopping, working, playing games and even having sex.
Given the absolutely exciting future that seems to await us in the metaverse, it is not at all surprising that the sale of virtual plots is at its peak on platforms such as Decentraland or The Sandbox , where such plots are reaching prices of several hundred thousand dollars.
Sandbox’s Sébastien Borget compared buying virtual plots of land in the metaverse at SXSW to buying real estate in Manhattan back in the 18th century. The problem? No one really knows for sure whether The Sandbox will still be around ten years from now. Unlike in the real world, there can be infinite versions of Manhattan in the metaverse. And who’s to say the metaverse’s version of Manhattan will still be relevant in the years to come?