Decentraland is a Metaverse built on #Ethereum blockchain. It is a virtual world where ppl can buy, develop, and sell LAND.
Ppl can explore this world by visiting Decentraland’s website, & investors can purchase plots of land in it & monetize them how they see fit. (2/7)
#Decentraland was 1st released in August 2017, co-founded by Ariel Meilich and Esteban Ordano. It attracted partnerships from Binance and Samsung.
By far, museums, games, commercial office space, and residential homes have been built in it. (3/7)
The project uses a non-fungible ERC-721 token representing the ownership of land & items in the game.
And users can purchase LAND as well as all other goods/services in Decentraland with #MANA, a fungible ERC-20 token. (4/7)
There are 90,601 individual plots of virtual land on the system. Each LAND is precisely 16x16 meters (256 sqm).
Land groups sharing similar themes can be clubbed as districts. Agora (a voting system) allows users to gain more control of the developments in their districts. (5/7)
MANA has become increasingly popular since Meta’s (FB) name change. And it is currently available on a variety of exchanges like eToro, Webull, Voyager & Gemini.
Meta could be the prime competitor of Decentraland & another is Sandbox; it’s the 2nd largest metaverse crypto. (6/7)
There are extreme ends of bullishness and bearishness in the market.
So, what side are you on?
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Unless you live under a rock, you don’t need an intro or research report to tell u that Boat has tkn d audio wearables market by storm. Till 2016, No one really would have thought that an Indian brand would rule this industry, as the a market was flooded with Chinese players. (2)
Aman Gupta & Sameer Gupta, founders of the company said back in 2016 no one believed an Indian company can take over the Chinese. Banks didn’t believe in them & declined to lend; investors shied away from putting money in an Indian hardware venture. (3)
What should you NOT do in a Market fall?
- A small thread 🧵 1/4
1. Buying shares that are trading at 52 week low: Market correction can turn many investors into value pickers, but during their quest to find value stocks, they can fall for stocks that are value traps. #zerodha
2. Taking leveraged bets: Margin investing should be avoided especially when the market is volatile because using leveraged money can cause panic even if there is a small dip in the market.
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3. Investors generally anchor themselves to a particular price, usually their purchase price. If the share price has dropped bcz of fundamental reasons like deteriorating B/L sheet, corporate governance issues. It is better to cut your losses and exit the stock.
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About Rs 3.75 lakh crore is spent annually on weddings in India 😮 & the market for weddings is growing at the rate of 25% to 30% annually. (quite amazing)
25 lakh weddings are scheduled across the country b/w Nov and Dec, that will have a turnover of over Rs 3 lakh cr. (2/8)
In a country where the guest lists are long and hospitality is important, a huge amount is spent on wedding preparations, including customary expenses on gold jewellery.
A mind-numbing fact - A man spends 1/5th of his life’s earnings on marriage. 😲
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Today's morning, all major cryptocurrencies saw a fall of around 15 % or more, with Bitcoin down over 17 %, Ethereum falling by close to 15 %, and Tether down by almost 18%. (2/8) #CoinDCX#WazirX
'Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021, seeks to ban all private cryptocurrencies in India with certain exceptions and is also looking to make a framework for the official digital currency that the Reserve Bank of India will issue. (3/8)
The Bata Shoe Organization was founded in August 1894 by Tomas Bata, in Zlín, a small town in the erstwhile nation Czech Republic
It has 3 business units:
- Bata Europe, based in Italy
- Bata Emerging Market, based in Singapore
- Bata Protective, based in the Netherlands (2/7)
Bata entered the Indian market in 1931, in Kolkata. At that time, retail stores were not a concept in India & Bata primarily did its marketing through word-of-mouth and merchandising through point of sale. (3/7)