The metaverse is a blockchain platform that provides users with a decentralized network of applications and smart contracts. It uses the Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) to process transactions on its network. The metaverse was launched in December 2017 by BigchainDB, another company working with the same goal of creating an open-source database for storing data across multiple clouds.
In addition to its own native currency (mavro), the
metaverse also supports other cryptocurrencies such as BTC and ETH as payment
options for buying goods or services from vendors on its marketplace platform. Metaverse
developers are working on creating an entire universe that spans across
multiple dimensions (or planes) with different rules about how objects interact
with each other in each plane. These rules will determine how things behave in
this new digital world.
The global metaverse
market valuation stands at US$ 63.83 billion in 2021. As per the report by
Fortune Business Insights, the global market size is projected to exhibit a
CAGR of 47.6% to reach US$ 1527.55 billion by 2029. The report is titled,
“Metaverse Market Forecast, 2022-2029”.
Leading companies operating
in metaverse across the globe are:
·
Tencent Holdings Ltd. (China)
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NVIDIA Corporation (U.S.)
·
Meta (Facebook Inc.) (U.S.)
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Roblox Corporation (U.S.)
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Microsoft Corporation (U.S.)
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Globant (Luxembourg)
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Queppelin (India)
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Alibaba Cloud (U.S.)
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Netease Inc. (China)
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Magic Leap, Inc. (U.S.)
Applications of Metaverse:
Metaverse is an open platform based on public blockchain
technology. The vision of metaverse is to build a web of Smart Properties and
establish a decentralized, efficient & transparent financial system by
providing the best digital assets management services.
The Metaverse is a new business ecosystem built on the
blockchain. It’s about extending the power of blockchain to the real world,
building a brand new business ecosystem. It has the potential to transform
traditional institutions in nearly every sector of our economy by enabling new
types of interactions and services that can be provided by open source
software.
The metaverse is a public blockchain, which means it’s
permissionless. This means that anyone can join the network and participate in validating
transactions on the chain.
The metaverse is also decentralized, meaning there are no
central authorities controlling or monitoring how data gets added into blocks
or whether they are valid or not (in contrast with private blockchains). It
also means that miners don’t have any special powers over participants;
instead, each participant has equal rights within their own network and across
all other networks participating in consensus algorithms like Proof-of-Work
(PoW) or Proof-of-Stake (PoS).
Finally, because the metaverse is open source and
permissionless by default, anyone can join its ecosystem at any time without
needing permission from anyone else -- unlike private blockchains which require
specific permissions from those running them before joining them up with other
participants for mutual benefit purposes related to certain use cases such as
financial applications involving value transfer between users/investors/users
etc.
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