We are always on the hunt for the next great thing as humans. The notion of the metaverse has recently piqued the imagination of everyone, from tech titans and fans to biologists and economics. While some may still have reservations, the metaverse economy should grow to $13 trillion by 2030, leaving little space for uncertainty.
DecentWorld, a strong Swiss metaverse platform, has seen a lot of interest in the digital experiences it provides; the company recently announced selling $19 million in digital real estate NFTs just two months after launching. The DecentWorld developers revealed their opinions on the metaverse’s future evolution in light of these achievements. One Interoperable Immersive World
What is going to be the next big thing? It was the helix, the printing press, or the steam engine in the past. It has recently been the launch of web3, NFTs, and metaverses and the breakthrough of blockchain technology.
It’s now a matter of merging all of the latest technological technologies to create the metaverse; a large, real-time, interchangeable, interoperable virtual world full of digital experiences and new methods to earn revenue.
“It’s no surprise that the metaverse is generating so much buzz; it’s our future.”
We utilize the internet today, but each platform is locked off, data is separate, and content ownership is nearly never in the hands of the consumer. The metaverse will alter that; it will be a single real-time, simultaneous, and interoperable platform. Each individual owns their own data, identity, and assets. Others will be able to utilize it as well,” claim the DecentWorld designers.
Another big source of excitement is the prospect of the metaverse becoming its own economy, complete with its labour market and a diverse range of chances for earning interest. Anyone who is thinking forward understands that this is one of the best baskets to invest in since the figures are so promising.
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