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What is the MetaVerse??

With the recent explosion of NFTs (non-fungible tokens) in the blockchain ecosystem and Facebook’s head-turning rebrand to “Meta,” the metaverse has entered into mainstream public consciousness.

Though the concept might seem new and cutting-edge, the idea of the metaverse has been well-established in pop culture for decades. The term was first coined in 1992 by Neal Stephenson in his science fiction novel Snow Crash to refer to an all-encompassing 3D virtual world that mimics, augments, enhances, and connects with physical reality. Since then, the metaverse has brushed with the mainstream, with versions of the concept appearing in Ready Player One, Tron, and The Matrix. But what is the metaverse in actuality?
Metaverse Explained

Simply put, the metaverse is a parallel digital universe that exists alongside the real world. Given its emergent nature, there are many different visions of how the metaverse will manifest itself, and even debates about whether the metaverse already exists today.

In the most idealistic depictions, the metaverse is a virtual world that offers parallel experiences to the real world, with the potential for enhanced abilities—much like the robot-manufactured world of The Matrix. In more realistic renderings, metaverse visitors use complex motion-tracking machinery and virtual reality headsets to physically interact in a virtual world, where they take the form of virtual avatars, play games, and live pseudo-anonymous lives. Sometimes, the current existence of user-owned digital goods that have traditionally real-world qualities of rarity, value, and history is referred to as evidence that the metaverse is already with us. Some argue that the metaverse exists in the human interactions, feelings, and experiences that make up the digital lives we live on individual social platforms, video games, and more.

Yet despite these disparate visions, the core concept behind the metaverse is clear. Telepresence—defined as an immersive state that allows a person to feel present in a virtual space—is key to facilitating metaverse experiences. Whether through a combination of immersive AR and VR technologies, user-owned digital goods powered by blockchains, or simply through an addicting massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), the metaverse manifests from our ability to build virtual spaces that make us feel present—perhaps even tangible—in a digital environment.
Entering the Metaverse

The metaverse exists all around us in a very real way. Early experiments in MMORPGs such as Second Life and World of Warcraft introduced the concept of gamified social platforms that immersed players to the point where digital items, from weapons and clothing to in-game houses, held immense real-world value. Existing social networking platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have allowed for the creation of pseudo-anonymous Internet avatar identities and interactive virtual rooms where users go to share news, discuss information, and chat with friends.

Whether at a Twitter Spaces hangout, a Zoom call with co-workers, or in multiplayer games, people are no strangers to complete digital immersion through an external screen. However, there are emerging technologies that have the potential to give more importance, permanence, and presence to the digital world.

A large factor in facilitating the increased telepresence that will power metaverse development will be our ability to replicate the human experience. In this, virtual reality (VR) headsets and movement-tracking devices can play a pivotal role, with increasingly realistic portrayals that create a state of complete sensory immersion. Some examples of early innovations include SuperHot, a Matrix-esque game where time moves only as fast as the player, and VR Chat, a social platform where players create 3D avatars to interact in communal virtual rooms.

While VR aims to build an immersive virtual world separate from physical spaces, Augmented Reality (AR) adds virtual displays to physical reality. One compelling example that exists right now is Microsoft’s Hololens, an AR headset that tracks both what we’re looking at and our body movements to superimpose virtual images and icons, allowing for compelling use cases that can help us navigate, identify objects, and interact with the physical world in a virtual manner.

Imagine a world where you can put on AR glasses to see which virtual shoes a person chose to wear that day, or play games on a completely virtual screen that exists on your desk. AR glasses could update in real time based on sensors, providing information and accentuating everyday experiences. This is the goal of AR—a seamless blend of the virtual and physical to enhance everyday life in exciting, functional, and genuine ways.

AR and VR are inspirational technologies that are playing a part in developing the experiences that define the future vision of the metaverse. However, interactive and immersive experiences are just a piece of the puzzle; the metaverse will require a value layer underpinned by decentralized infrastructure such as blockchains to empower users as much as platform developers in building up the metaverse. Ultimately, this will help metaverse users define the shape of the metaverse, giving more substance to the digital universe through verifiable digital items and helping users feel substance in an intangible, digitized space.
Problems With the Current State of the Metaverse

There are aspects of current metaverse experience that inhibit the immersive experience. Players and users are constantly reminded that the current version of the metaverse is not theirs to grow and build upon, but owned by those creating the experiences for them. For example, players can’t take their rare World of Warcraft sword, sell it, and then buy a house on Second Life, and activities are restricted by centralized platform owners. Twitter is separate from Instagram; while there are social avenues to connect them, there is no formal transfer of information or value between the two as they are built by separate companies. Instead, these experiences exist in limited silos that represent a meta-room more than a complete metaverse.

Meta-rooms are siloed experiences, while blockchains and oracles offer interconnection

Ideally, further metaverse developments would bridge all of the fragmented ecosystems that hold independent value and combine them into one holistic virtual environment, defined by seamless interoperation between each individual aspect to build a sum that is greater than its parts: an open world where people can co-exist in a shared virtual network rather than a fragmented ecosystem where individual networks are disconnected from one another by disparate hardware and software, differing geographical locations, and borders built up by competing entities.

A system that works in this way would present a true parallel reality built through a virtual space. You can own goods, manifest as an identifiable avatar, and traverse the virtual world, much like you can in the physical world. The vision of an interconnected system of metaverse applications, experiences, and digital goods is already being realized, and it is being built through a combination of blockchain technology and decentralized oracles.
Building a User-Owned Metaverse and Metaverse Economy

As shared networks that aren’t controlled by any single entity, blockchains have inherent advantages in composability and transparency compared to traditional networks. In a blockchain, everything from gaming projects and decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols to NFT art collections are connected by an underlying infrastructure, allowing for seamless transfers of value and quick iterations upon proven economic models that embody properties necessary for the metaverse: true ownership and interoperability.
Genuine Digital Ownership

Today, the largest businesses in the world facilitate transfers of digital goods by relying on rent-seeking business models. Users don’t own the music that they listen to, the movies and shows that they watch, or even the accounts that represent their virtual identities. All of these are rented by the user through an explicit recurring charge or a hidden cost, usually in the form of advertisements or data mining.

Through blockchains, cryptocurrencies and NFTs enable verified digital ownership in which users can buy and sell their digital goods at will. This is a major catalyst for a user-owned metaverse and metaverse economy. Digital goods can exist outside of the projects that build them and persevere in the event of project failure, much like you can own old shoes from a company that has since shut down.

With blockchains, users are able to own a digital item in the same way they own DVDs, clothes, or any other physical item for the first time in history. There is now a unique distinction between transferable digital ownership and rented digital ownership in blockchain networks. Once transferred to a user’s digital wallet, tokens or NFTs are verifiably owned by that user. This contributes to an immersive metaverse experience as NFTs further the concepts of digital permanence and identity in a virtual space, mimicking the unseen social frameworks that make up our physical reality and creating a relatable parallel between the physical and digital in a way that’s likely to further the illusion of a digital universe.
Interoperability

Another hallmark feature of blockchain networks such as Ethereum is their unmatched interoperability. All projects built on top of a blockchain are capable of communicating with each other due to their shared underlying infrastructure, leading to connected ecosystems that create a unifying experience.

With blockchain technology, users can take out loans from DeFi protocols, play revenue-generating games (commonly called play-to-earn games), and buy NFTs, all on one overarching platform. In each case, the user is accessing a connected ecosystem, one in which NFTs can be sold to take out loans, or in which revenue from playing games can be used to buy NFTs. Because everything happens on a blockchain network, there is an inherent consistency that empowers the user to traverse blockchain-based online experiences in a harmonious manner—a critical piece of the puzzle for a holistic metaverse.
Case Study: Decentraland

A core example of how a blockchain-based metaverse will work is Decentraland, an Ethereum-based virtual reality platform that is also accessible from mobile devices and computers. Decentraland users can buy customizable plots of “land” in a virtual universe, interact with other people through digital avatars, and access a plethora of user-built social activities. This marks one of the first experiments in blockchain-powered metaverse experiences, combining true ownership and gamified social functionality with blockchain interoperability.
Players can customize virtual, user-owned Decentraland plots

Currently, digital landowners are able to host virtual events such as concerts, raffles, and more in an experience that combines aspects of early metaverse pioneer Second Life and the popular VR game VRChat. Unlike these individual experiences, however, Decentraland users are able to sell their plots of land to Ethereum network participants—empowering and enriching users in a way that is similar to buying plots of land in real life, just on a digital medium. Furthermore, Decentraland’s native token MANA has also been added as a collateral type to the MakerDAO platform, the decentralized organization behind the DAI stablecoin. As Decentraland’s virtual reality platform exists on the Ethereum blockchain, it has become part of a larger metaverse experience that is directly or tangentially tied to all Ethereum-powered applications, from MakerDAO’s stablecoin and Axie Infinity’s play-to-earn game to Aave’s lending platform.

Blockchains are communal ecosystems that can facilitate the metaverse, the metaverse economy, and metaverse experiences—solving a large piece of the puzzle of interoperability and digital ownership. However, there is also fragmentation within the blockchain ecosystem itself, in which individual blockchains are unable to directly communicate with each other. In order to build a cohesive metaverse, there needs to be infrastructure that connects blockchains with each other and with centralized social media platforms, video game companies, and more.
The Role of Decentralized Oracle Networks in the Metaverse

While blockchains offer greater interconnectivity than the current meta-room alternative, they are unable to solve the problem of fragmented ecosystems by themselves because they function as highly secure yet disconnected environments—leading to the need for secure oracles to bridge the gap.

Decentralized oracle networks such as Chainlinkenable blockchains and the smart contracts built on top of them to securely interact with real-world data and services that exist outside of blockchain networks. Through Chainlink, blockchains can communicate with each other and with traditional systems that power metaverse experiences in a transparent, secure, and efficient manner.

Intrinsically blockchain-agnostic, Chainlink currently serves as a universal framework for sourcing off-chain data and decentralized off-chain computation for leading blockchains across the industry. These are mission-critical services for blockchain interoperability and the metaverse, providing functionality such as:
Decentralized Data Feeds —The metaverse economy will facilitate user-owned value transfers and host financial tools such as lending, borrowing, insurance, and more. Chainlink Price Feeds give blockchain-based projects access to robust and secure price data that helps the entire metaverse economy build on each others’ success, while Chainlink Data Feeds can deliver important outcomes to be cemented on underlying blockchains, such as establishing transfers of in-game metaverse items, rewards, and more to the user’s desired blockchain.
Off-Chain Computation — Chainlink VRFoffers metaverse applications a provably fair, trust-minimized random number generator for play-to-earn games, raffles, and giveaways. Chainlink Keepers help blockchain projects automate critical services and build truly autonomous processes between all systems, centralized or decentralized.
Cross-Chain Connectivity — The Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) is a global standard that enables any blockchain-based project to easily connect with other chains. With secure cross-chain connectivity, the metaverse can span multiple blockchains that are optimized for different use cases, offering an efficient multi-chain ecosystem that is easily traversable for any user.

If the metaverse looked like the world we live in today, individual companies and centralized metaverse environments would be cities, blockchains would be countries, and Chainlink would be the infrastructure that connects them all in a secure, reliable, and decentralized manner.Chainlink connects blockchains and centralized metaverse platforms in a secure, reliable manner.

For example, consider a future metaverse where the main players are Meta’s VR headset and Microsoft’s HoloLens for entering the metaverse both in the real-world and online, while blockchains serve as an underlying decentralized structure that secure user-owned digital goods and power unified virtual environments. Chainlink can serve as a secure connection point for all three technologies, securely facilitating value and information transfers in a trust-minimized manner between IoT devices, blockchains, and centralized metaverse applications. From real-world data such as sports results and weather readings to metaverse-related events, Chainlink acts as a trust-minimized infrastructure for connecting real-world and online experiences, resulting in immersive metaverse encounters.

As the metaverse develops, Chainlink’s ability to provide trust-minimized connections between off-chain entities and blockchains will help further an interoperable and fully integrated metaverse that seamlessly incorporates all metaverse-related platforms, real-world experiences, and more.
The Metaverse Is Coming

In the past few years, the Metaverse has transitioned from a fantastical future envisioned in various pieces of fiction to a tangible reality that truly exists, albeit in a nascent stage of development. The stage has been set for the next set of immersive metaverse applications to come to life, and the core technologies behind them are steadily advancing.

It’s impossible to say whether we’ll see a dystopian reality such as those depicted in Snow Crash and the Matrix or a gamified virtual world full of retro references like Ready Player One. Perhaps the metaverse will take shape in a way we’ve yet to imagine. With the future state of the metaverse still in flux, it’s up to builders, creators, users, and visionaries to build a user-owned digital universe that is defined by decentralization, immersion, and connectivity

Marketer’s Guide to the Metaverse

Technology is ever-changing and, because of that, so is marketing. The evolution of the metaverse is just one recent development in the world of technology, but one that will have a huge impact on the human experience as we know it.

While digital marketing has seen many advances over the last few decades, the metaverse is one that has stumped many companies and marketers. How can they use the metaverse to their advantage so they aren’t stuck in the dark ages?

In this post, I’ll introduce the metaverse. This will include a breakdown of what it means and a look at both its current and future states. I’ll then introduce the various ways marketers can expect to use the metaverse in the years to come, as well as how they can get their foot in the door.

What Is the Metaverse?

The metaverse as envisioned by Matthew Ball, a venture capitalist and writer, and later on Zuckerburg, is “an expansive network of persistent, real-time rendered 3D worlds and simulations.”

Put more simply, the metaverse is a currently hypothetical version of the internet that supports online 3-D virtual environments. This is done through personal computing (a current example is the online game Second Life), virtual reality headsets, and augmented reality headsets.

That’s not to say that elements of the metaverse don’t exist currently. There are games like Roblox and Fortnite that form the basis for what many consider to be the future of the metaverse. More specifically, virtual avatars who can interact with their virtual environment, and other players. They can also purchase merchandise in-game, such as clothing and decorative accessories, to personalize the experience.

Metaverse and NFT: How Are They Related?

An NFT, or non-fungible token, is anything digital that cannot be replaced as it doesn’t have a tangible value. The most common forms of NFT today are digital art like animations. However, within the metaverse, an NFT can become so much more.

According to Morgan Stanley, the multinational investment bank, NFTs have the potential to become a $56 billion market by 2030. How? All thanks to the demand the metaverse will create.

With the increase in virtual avatars, the demand for virtual fashion will skyrocket. The need to personalize oneself within the digital space is undeniable and fashion is one of the easiest ways to do so. Just look at the success of markets found on Fortnite and Roblox, virtual games with an avatar.

How Will the Metaverse Impact Marketing?

If you haven’t considered how the metaverse will impact marketing, then you’re already behind the curve. The metaverse isn’t an “if” but a “when.” That is, it’s an inevitability. The metaverse will impact marketing in many ways, some of which you can begin to implement now.

Virtual Reality

Virtual reality isn’t new. In fact, it’s been around in one variation or another for decades. Of course, it’s improved leaps in bounds in recent years, and it will continue to do so in the years to come.

From product development to the sale of existing products or services, virtual reality enables you to bring your customers into the fold. They can play an active role in all stages of the process. Who says “no” to free product research?

Even more, many customers will seek out such opportunities as opposed to hiding from them like they do with online advertisements. The generations coming of age now and in the next 15 years, largely Generations Z and Alpha, will feel more at home within these environments than any other generation before them.

Augmented Reality

Unlike virtual reality which takes over your vision, augmented reality just adds elements to it. Think of “smart glasses” or the popular mobile game Pokemon Go. These devices take note of your surrounding environment and then enhance it by adding images, animations, or data over the top of it.

Where does marketing come in? From trying on a pair of glasses or a dress to test driving a new car, augmented reality brings the shopping experience to another level. In an augmented environment, your customers can interact with your products without leaving their homes. Even in-store experiences will benefit from the metaverse, however. Since augmented reality is an overlay on the real-life environment, you can use it in stores to share in-depth information, display additional features and use cases, etc. Think of it as a parallel marketing experience.

Branding in The Metaverse

As the metaverse grows, so too will branding and advertising opportunities. Including virtual message boards, billboards, merchandise, and even the virtual clothing avatars wear.

NFTs will play a big role, too. With the ability to personalize avatars and spaces like “homes” and storefronts, you can create branded virtual content for your customers. This enables you to break into merchandising spaces you don’t currently work in, such as virtual apparel and digital art.

According to the Chief Metaverse Officer of Futures Intelligence Group, Cathy Hackl, it’s not so easy as going “direct-to-avatar.” That is, breaking onto the scene isn’t so simple as creating a virtual version of your merchandise. This is especially true for brands that don’t sell apparel, art, or other things easy to digitize. Brands have done it, though. Just look at Chipotle and even Gucci.

Virtual Popups

Popup shops are a common occurrence for businesses of all sizes. Whether it’s products or services you’re selling, a virtual popup gives you the opportunity to share your brand on a larger scale.

Similar to an in-person popup, a virtual popup is a chance to network, advertise, and sell your products and services. Whereas popups in a physical location may limit attendance (both due to space and travel required), a virtual popup helps you to reach a larger audience.

The virtual location will not only benefit attendance numbers, but it will also have less impact on the bottom line. With a decreased need for employee travel and lodgings, and no need to rent out physical space, you can cut costs and perhaps even decrease the end price for users.

Virtual Training or Classes

With so many live streaming and pre-recorded video platforms, virtual training and classes are already a big part of the corporate world. While many virtual trainings and classes will likely continue in their current form, the metaverse creates a space for them to expand.

Bringing real-world classes to virtual headsets worldwide, the growth opportunities are endless. Just imagine a virtual reality training course on your product or a use case walkthrough for your services. You can even use it for product demonstrations with potential customers or troubleshooting sessions with your current clientele.

Beyond marketing efforts, you can even use virtual classes for in-house onboarding and training. Emergency preparedness, diversity and inclusion, new employee orientation, and more.

Metaverse Events

In this post-COVID world, it’s easy to imagine the continued need for virtual meeting spaces. From family get-togethers to concerts to non-profit galas, the metaverse has no limits on who you can meet up with and when.

A recent example of such an event was the Lil Nas X concert that took place within the virtual world of Roblox.

With events like this becoming more popular, especially with Generations Z and Alpha, metaverse events won’t just be a tool you can use but a necessity. As your target audience changes, so too will your marketing efforts. This is just one example of how the metaverse will play a role.

You don’t want to wait until these types of events become popular before you hop on the bandwagon. You should consider hosting your own virtual event, whether through virtual reality or augmented reality, soon. There are even consulting agencies that can help you to host such events.

Conclusion: Metaverse for Marketers

The metaverse as imagined by the likes of Matthew Ball and Mark Zuckerberg is still years away. Digital marketers shouldn’t sit on the sidelines waiting until that time has come. Instead, they should use these next few years to prepare for opportunities to come.

There are ways that marketers can get ahead of the curve, including investing in virtual reality and augmented reality advertising. There are also e-commerce platforms, like Instagram Shop and Facebook Shop, that offer a glimpse into the future of the metaverse and what it has in store.

What step will you take to get your company started in the metaverse?

The Top 15 NFT Influencers on Twitter and YouTube

For those that are new to NFTs, it can be a confusing and intimidating world at first. Luckily, several pioneers in the space are leveraging Twitter to educate, motivate, and elevate the community.

We put together a list of the top NFT Twitteraccounts that we find most useful for beginners to seasoned NFT veterans. These accounts represent influencers in the space as well as high-flying and innovative NFT projects.

Twitter also has a feature called “Spaces,” a hosted room where you can join in and listen or contribute to live audio conversations. Twitter Spaces are highly leveraged in the NFT community, and many of the Top NFT Twitter accounts are using Twitter Spaces to amplify their message.

Finally, we run a Twitter account around our project called Crypto Baristas. Crypto Baristas are 60 caffeine-loving characters whose ownership helps support the world’s first NFT funded café space in NYC. Owners of a Crypto Barista earn caffeinated perks for life like discounted coffee at all future café spaces and through our coffee roastery.