7. McDonald's partnered with OfflineTV (gamers and content producers with ~3m YouTube subscribers) to create a VR scavenger hunt.
While this was a first foray into the metaverse, the fast food giant did launch an NFT in November (to mark the return of the McRib)!
8. Now for something a little unexpected ...
@RememberNFT demonstrates that whatever we do IRL can be done in the Metaverse, including having funerals and commemorating those who have passed. 😮 😮
They launched a public sale with 5,000 commemorative Memorial Stone NFTs!
8a. As an NFT, each stone is unique, unlike traditional tombstones that share similarities in size and color.
Further, each stone doubles as a key to a user’s private "Memorial Hall" that can be used to store and display memories as text, images, videos, 3D images, or sounds.
9. The mainstream adoption of the Metaverse continues with major TV business shows bringing on guests to talk about the subject.
Zac Hartley of Hartley Investments was a guest on Fox Business, while Eric Sheridan of Goldman Sachs was on CNBC this week.
When asked for stocks ...
9a ... to invest in for Metaverse-exposure, the responses were:
Are you new to Web3, Crypto, NFTs, Metaverse, etc.?
It can all be overwhelming and confusing.
Here's a thread to help you get oriented and started.
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1. Let's take a step back and first talk about the progression of the Web.
* Web1 (static web)
- we got online with browsers like Netscape
- limited access to info; no user interaction
- one-way traffic with content created by few
- hard to search content
- CONNECT thru email
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* Web2 (social web)
- technology changes enabled interactivity
- led to platforms like Facebook and YouTube
- beginning of distribution and sharing of consumer-generated content
- algorithms to access content (Google)
- mobile computing ⏫