Zetly is a next generation “all in one sports platform” that bridges the gap between physical sports and the digital world by fueling fan engagement via digital collectibles, NFTs, club tokens and more.
Robert Rice believes that a “Snow Crash-like” metaverse is only five years away, while underlining that only companies building impactful metaverse will survive.
Defiance Media is back to catch up with entrepreneurs, developers, and other personalities in the BSV ecosystem, and now they're focusing on entertainment.
Transmira has "soft-launched" a virtual goods marketplace on its Omniscape XR platform; the team is also inviting users to join its Discord channel to stay updated with their new releases.
Robert Rice’s presentation at GBC in Dubai is the answer to any city developing a Metaverse strategy: Omniscape.
The metaverse has focused on fun and cool new ways to interact, but Rice, through Omniscape, is monetizing the experience through product placement and more.
CoinGeek’s Chief Bitcoin Historian Kurt Wuckert Jr. visits Las Vegas, Nevada, for the CES Tech 2022—a major tech event with some major BSV players in attendance.
The watchdog warned about the various scams in the metaverse, including illegal fundraising for pump-and-dump tokens and overhyped virtual real estate.
CoinGeek’s Patrick Thompson takes us to the CES event in Las Vegas, where he gets a better understanding of what the metaverse will look like, how businesses will interact with it, and more.
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.
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.
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.
