The Promise of Metaverse and Digital Property: A New Era of Innovation
summary
Claims concrete wins: a no-code 3D editor and game-maker that already powers 40 million downloads and 70 million player-made creations; virtual land (166,164 parcels) as ownership, access and monetization; a Dance Fight project turning captured street-dance moves into NFTs playable in Sandbox and a Yuga-linked RLEAK game that supports leasing of game assets. Education is tokenized via tokenized courses (Open Campus) to add liquidity. Cross-chain work cites Layer‑Zero, Metaverse Standards Forum and Open Metaverse Alliance; playable NFT avatars work immediately by connecting a wallet.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 1:52Why these projects persisted through the bear market
- 4:42Digital ownership for creators
- 9:54Beyond entertainment engagement
- 15:07Digital vs physical ownership
- 20:26Advantages and challenges of digital ownership
- 21:51NFT interoperability
- 28:14Mass adoption timeline
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