Paid to Play in the Metaverse – the Crypto-Based Future of Gaming - The Daily Hodl

Yes, Sony’s DualSense controller was the main piece of tech dropping people’s jaws at the start of this newest console generation because the controller added features that allowed players to become more immersed in the game world in unique ways.

The Metaverse can be understood as a persistent, fully-realized game world. Part virtual reality, part augmented reality, part social network – it is virtually infinite and features full-fledged economies, employment opportunities and, yes, you guessed it, singular gaming scenarios you cannot find anywhere else.

Not only is the game world persistent, but players within the Metaverse can do things they are unable to do in any other video game.

The real-estate market is booming in the Metaverse, with plots of virtual land regularly selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

For instance, one industrious player started a tour company within a game, taking people around to show them the sights.

In fact, players earn money in a lot of Metaverse games – just by playing.

There are countless other earning opportunities and business ventures that players are engaging in, and we’ve only scratched the surface of video game ingenuity and what the desire to earn money while playing games will surely bring to pass. .

Popular Metaverse game Decentraland uses what’s called “MANA.” These in-game currencies have potential real-world value as global cryptocurrencies.

That means there’s no bank, no developer, and no credit card company taking a cut every time you engage in the game economy.

The integration of blockchain technology with gaming is the secret sauce that is redefining what’s possible in our virtual worlds and creating a whole new industry-within-the-industry.

In the Metaverse, users are in charge – they create the world, interact with it however they want, engage other players in whatever ways they desire, and can control the entire economic infrastructure of their perfectly built corner of the digital world.

The Metaverse brings with it more immersion, more complexity, and granular control over nearly every aspect of the gaming world and user experiences – and this is just the beginning.

We’re in on the ground floor, and the future could hold anything for the Metaverse: persistent connections, VR integration, and even augmented reality integration, which melds the real world around us with the virtual world.

The pair clicked and their chemistry led to bigger projects, such as the full integration of NFTs and a crypto-based economy into the Uplift World gaming Metaverse