Welcome to Part 4 of our in-depth research into the metaverse! This was originally posted on Metaverse Properties.
This report series aims to delve into the metaverse through describing its capabilities, applications, and developments; explaining different, prominent implementations of the metaverse in the context of Decentraland, Somnium, The Sandbox, Cryptovoxels, and Upland; offering explanations for different virtual real-estate offerings in each of these metaverses and the process of buying/renting land in each; as well as an offering a description of companies that facilitate virtual real-estate offerings within the metaverse.
As you learned in our previous releases, the metaverse refers to a collectively shared virtual space that arises through the convergence of virtual and augmented reality, as well as the internet. It’s often heralded as a burgeoning, next-generation iteration of the internet, consisting of universally existent/accessible, three-dimensional, shared virtual spaces residing within a larger virtual universe.
In this fourth installation of the series (Part 1 was on Decentraland, Part 2 was on Somnium, and Part 3 was on the Sandbox), we focus on another metaverse implementation known as Cryptovoxels: a virtual world powered by the Ethereum blockchain where users can buy land, build stores and art galleries, and more with built-in editing tools, avatars, and text chats for peer-engagement/interaction.
And if you’d like more information on how to buy space in Cryptovoxels, Metaverse Properties has the answers.
