The fast food giant has applied for ten metaverse patents, focused on a virtual restaurant that will feature virtual and actual goods and deliver to the customer’s home.
Jerry Chan takes a look into creating a new breed of NFT that is composed of the two types of tokens we see today—half a collectible and the other half its digital provenance.
XR platform Omniscape allows users to monetize digital real estate, meaning they can buy a location in the metaverse and earn revenue from paid augmented reality content and advertising.
Retail giant Walmart is quietly making a foray into the metaverse, following the footsteps of other multinational companies that have now ventured into virtual goods and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Walmart filed the patent applications on December 30, exploring the development and sale of virtual goods, along with potentially offering its own virtual currency, as well as diving into NFTs.
In this article, Patrick Thompson explores the trends and the three segments of the blockchain and digital currency industry that are expected to thrive this year.
This week marks the 13th year of the Bitcoin Genesis Block. It first appeared on January 3, 2009, containing the now-famous headline from The Times: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”
The money is flowing into the metaverse, with the emerging sector receiving over $1.5 billion, most of it in the last quarter of the year, according to reports.
The blockchain and digital asset industries are fast-moving, we have seen many influential trends in the blockchain and digital currency space come and go. Here are a few of the most influential trends that took place in the blockchain and digital currency industry in 2021.
Digital asset management platform WageCan shares its plans to integrate real-world systems into the metaverse and offer its clients more services to meet their digital currency needs.
Robert Rice, CEO and founder of Transmira, recently joined CoinGeek Backstage to discuss the company’s latest developments towards creating an experiential reality (XR) world.
After more than a week of deliberations, the federal jury finally delivered the long-awaited verdict in the Kleiman v Wright civil trial—Dr. Craig Wright is the sole creator of Bitcoin.
