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Title: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Dharmmie on December 30, 2021, 07:02:22 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Olatunjex on December 30, 2021, 07:03:52 AM
When a market has matured and stabilized, it also means that you no longer have the opportunity to make a profit.

However, the price of $SAND $MANA is already very high, I don't recommend you to invest them.

It is recommended to pay attention to some low-value projects, such as metabasenet.work, the key to the Metaverse.


https://i.ibb.co/xf39F9T/image.png


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: CryptoWarriorsssss on December 30, 2021, 07:15:18 AM
When a market has matured and stabilized, it also means that you no longer have the opportunity to make a profit.

However, the price of $SAND $MANA is already very high, I don't recommend you to invest them.

It is recommended to pay attention to some low-value projects, such as metabasenet.work, the key to the Metaverse.


https://i.ibb.co/xf39F9T/image.png

Meta is the future 


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: lobo13hf on December 30, 2021, 07:43:18 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
Yes metaverses are but metaverses are not only about AR and VR. It's about implementing the real economic in the virtual world that can become the second worth for people to interact with others. It's pretty similar like making the virtual life become alive like our real life. I should remind you that metaverse was not only bubble but crypto was also a bubble that can become even bigger and then burst.
Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Both can and why not? so many people have been investing their money on both and i thought that if SAND and MANA can be used as long term investment. The developments between both are still running and both can grow even bigger than this time. Crypto is a bubble pretty similar like bubble dotcom and that needs a lot of time to make it can sustain.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Synerggy on December 30, 2021, 08:07:34 AM
Don't worry meta looks incomplete because it's not perfected yet but in future meta will make lots of sense, we just have to give it time and have patience, meta will work out easily unlike Artificial Intelligence projects that all got abandoned


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: DapanasFruit on December 30, 2021, 08:26:52 AM


In my own opinion, it is too early to conclude if metaverse can soon be a bubble...in fact it has just started but we know that there are already overpriced platforms and it because they happen to have been founded ahead of this trend. Of course, there will also be frauds that may take advantage of the market interest on metaverse so we have to be careful with that. The way am seeing it is that 2022 is going to be a year for metaverse but this is just the beginning actually as this is going to be inclusive kind of thing and can positively impacting many things in the cryptocurrency industry. Now, what am seeing will be a bubble soon is Meta itself or formerly Facebook.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: stabilastb on December 30, 2021, 10:29:07 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

There’s no real consensus on its technical definition, but broadly, the metaverse is the next phase of the internet, where things jump out of our two-dimensional screens to occupy space in our three-dimensional world—or at least a parallel one. AR and VR tech has greatly advanced in the last 2 years. The problem is the low adoption. I think it's a gadget for the new generation, so do not expect it on the scale in the next 20 years. 


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: adiebitsler on December 30, 2021, 10:32:25 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
So far, SAND and MANA are still good to choose as good investments because from their development you can still see that both teams are serious about developing their products so that they will be even better next year and also in the future.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Porfirii on December 30, 2021, 10:58:18 AM
Do you know the Earth2 project? As it is not a crypto project itself like Decentraland or whatever other crypto-meta project I haven't read about it in this forum.

The fact that the tiles are registered via Ethereum or something like that seems not to be enough to be considered crypto (all payments inside the metaverse are made in fiat), which I doubt to be a good or bad indicator.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: yazher on December 30, 2021, 11:33:01 AM
When it comes to the metaverse, the only profitable to invest in is those project that is newly emerged that hasn't been released their project yet because most of them require only small capital to start to invest. unlike those projects that already live, you need to have huge capital to earn like for example Splinterlands and other games that have already been successful. You can try to invest in their coins instead but the result are more likely the same. So it's better to be wise and look for the right project to invest your money with, just be careful of scammers and fake projects as well.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Yaunfitda on December 30, 2021, 11:56:46 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
So far, SAND and MANA are still good to choose as good investments because from their development you can still see that both teams are serious about developing their products so that they will be even better next year and also in the future.
Not sure about that as both $SAND $MANA could have reach the bubble just saying. But as far as Metaverse itself, it's not, there could be more projects coming in the horizon that can really put the name of Metaverse on top as the next hype in crypto space.

So for me, it will still continue it's way to 2022 and could produce more hype and obviously, more money for investors specially the early bagholders.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: hello_good_sir on December 30, 2021, 12:46:25 PM
Yes, in my opinion.

MANA and SAND don't have fully functioning ecosystems, and it is unlikely that they will be able to compete with Facebook's proprietary metaverse. So I'm not sure why people would be flocking to invest in these protocols.

It's all narratives and pumped up prices for now, until there is real utility to the things on these platforms.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Questat on December 30, 2021, 01:01:40 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Even Bitcoin some people will think it was a bubble and much more for these metaverse platforms. Honestly, we never know how the market looks like years from now but I guess, it all be surprising and it become more interesting.
ICO, IEO, Defi, NFT's...they all have a good and surprising start but many of these projects turn scams and dump their value. And this will gonna be expected to Metaverse projects as well.

Nothing could say that they are a good investment and has a profit assurance, it all be done once we try and risk on them.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: FloridaKid on December 30, 2021, 01:02:07 PM
All metaverse projects are not fully functional yet and it's accepted but that can be what we will ever see about metaverse I don't think metaverse hype will live through 2022 this could be the end of it already but all eye is on Facebook meta, let's see what happens


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: cvasy on December 30, 2021, 01:31:17 PM
All metaverse projects are not fully functional yet and it's accepted but that can be what we will ever see about metaverse I don't think metaverse hype will live through 2022 this could be the end of it already but all eye is on Facebook meta, let's see what happens
Everyone is waiting for what will happen next year to the Metaverse for the most part, but if the Metaverse can really develop really well, then there will be a lot of surprises for everyone to find inside.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: masterrex on December 30, 2021, 02:09:53 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

I guess not all, just look at Axie Infinity achievement is that a bubble to you? Anyway, SAND$ and $MANA are in a different situation that's why we can't tell who is the best! but on the other side, AR and VR is a new trend nowadays, and it will be developed as the demand increase that's why it will never be a bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: el kaka22 on December 30, 2021, 03:32:53 PM
Yes, in my opinion.

MANA and SAND don't have fully functioning ecosystems, and it is unlikely that they will be able to compete with Facebook's proprietary metaverse. So I'm not sure why people would be flocking to invest in these protocols.

It's all narratives and pumped up prices for now, until there is real utility to the things on these platforms.
There is a good chance that those will be the first ones to skyrocket, doesn't mean that they will stay at the top but they are at the top and right now all the money goes there. There is also a good enough reason for people to boost their own things as well and that's one of the main reasons why things worth as much as they do right now.

For example, one guy with 5 million dollars could mint new NFT, and buy it from himself, may end up losing a few grand on fee's but at the end of the day he would be "holding" a 5 million dollar worth NFT, if he can convince some other person. Even if he manages to sell it for 500k, that would be a huge profit. I am guessing that metaverse is getting the same deal, many people buying and selling from themselves resulting with high prices and people who buy with their own money do it because they fail to see that trick.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: passwordnow on December 30, 2021, 10:00:10 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Yes, those two are the most talked-about metaverse. It may not that be too late to invest with them but they've moved up already. People are talking about it for 2022 as one of the projects that are going to make a great pump but we don't know. And for your question, if the trend of metaverse is a bubble, it's always like that. Whenever there are new trends, we're all thinking that they're a bubble. It's always the same and even bitcoin, people will always say that it's a bubble whether an investor or not. Although we know the reality on how it's being moved and it's not a bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: dothebeats on December 30, 2021, 10:15:36 PM
I wouldn't bank on the metaverse 100%, but I don't like to call it a fad either. The development of the metaverse may even cause AR and VR advancements to accelerate, although of course if projects are really enthusiastic about it, and are really into making the developments for that certain field. Otherwise, it's just yet another money grab from the devs and nothing has changed at all, apart from some pockets that are robbed of dollars that went to nothing.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: nelson4lov on December 30, 2021, 10:29:21 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

If anything, Metaverse isn't a bubble at least not right now because plenty of work has gone into the Metaverse industry for a while now whether crypto or traditional Metaverse projects. While it hasn't gotten anywhere close to perfect yet, there's still a lot of promises for both VR, AR and even MR.

We're still at the early stages with Metaverse in crypto. I feel this trend will stay relevant for as long as possible considering Metaverse is considered the future of technology which is why top firms like Facebook are going balls deep into the space.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Kelvinid on December 30, 2021, 10:37:14 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

If anything, Metaverse isn't a bubble at least not right now because plenty of work has gone into the Metaverse industry for a while now whether crypto or traditional Metaverse projects. While it hasn't gotten anywhere close to perfect yet, there's still a lot of promises for both VR, AR and even MR.

We're still at the early stages with Metaverse in crypto. I feel this trend will stay relevant for as long as possible considering Metaverse is considered the future of technology which is why top firms like Facebook are going balls deep into the space.
Well, it is just to hope that it was firm as it is. We may consider this as another blockchain development and think that other platforms will create after this. Nothing will last forever, this is what I take but at least we're given such an opportunity to make money from them. It is too early to make such a conclusion but I do believe that that will give us the benefit and so the developers to make money as well.

As we are in this early stage, we all become hopeful to see it succeed but not to give 100% that everything will work fine.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: asriloni on December 30, 2021, 10:53:00 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature,
That's need the time to make it becomes more mature and it can also be developed while so many projects are using it and why are you feeling skeptism about that? It seems like that AR becomes even better right now. I see that some crypto projects were using this rather than VR

are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
All of cryptos are bubble and there was no exception for some project that didn't a bubble. In cryptos it's always related to the prediction and speculation. That means if whole of cryptos are bubble. Metaverse tokens as well.

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Both can but valuation were too big to be considered as a golden opportunity. It's better fo search for the new gems in the market that will give you huge chance to grow up your money easily rather than investing in the big marketcap coin or tokens. This will give you less ROI compared when you're investing in the low marketcap coin aka hidden gem.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Yogee on December 30, 2021, 10:58:40 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

I think that market will stay but some projects entering the Metaverse could blow up after the hype. Those fundamentally sound will stay. It's the same with every trend where you see some good apples but more bad ones.


It is recommended to pay attention to some low-value projects, such as metabasenet.work, the key to the Metaverse.
You could at least add a disclaimer or some warning when you recommend new but higher risk projects.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SlimShadyMmp on December 30, 2021, 11:13:19 PM
Dont forget most of these coin have no actual use case right now so basically valuation can be either extremely high or low but I think something like sandbox with so many other platforms building ontop them it kinda makes them actually valuable and more open to wide range of users if it can get users like axie but that pure speculation so I will keep a close eye and if its going down well for them then why not hop on and ride the train For mana I dont know much about its virtual space


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: eaLiTy on December 30, 2021, 11:59:46 PM
Like any other new technology, we will see new projects popping up left and right especially in the cryptocurrency space. So it is not a big surprise that all the new projects are related to NFT and the metaverse and for most part it can be called a bubble if there is no use case and some of the projects are still using the ETH network and users are tired of spending huge fees.

In the end a few projects will survive the test of time while others will fade off eventually like we always see in the market.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Valak on December 31, 2021, 01:46:22 AM
Metaverse is a project of the future, currently the two most prominent are sandbox and mana..
Metaverse is currently being designed by the big company META.
just see what happens in the future.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Ararbermas on December 31, 2021, 03:41:35 AM
Everything here in crypto world is a bubble because there are some greedy people who used to dump big amount when they see a lot of profits wherein  common reason of rug pull.. If metaverse skyrocketed for after months it will end up like what happened to those projects that making hypes and suddenly stuck from the very low level. Just saying because that's what always happen indeed


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: traderethereum on December 31, 2021, 05:07:06 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
You can still invest in both SAND and MANA if you want, but you need to check when you can buy the coins because the price has already increased.
The technology of AR and VR still need to research and develop but it could be a bubble that can blow at any time so if you want to invest in that project, you need to explore furthermore.
But I suggest you invest in the other project that already has a history to analyze the trend and the movement and know what to decide.
Maybe Metaverse needs more time to grow but the project will offer you many things so you need to be careful.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TheUltraElite on December 31, 2021, 05:08:08 AM
All metaverse projects are not fully functional yet and it's accepted but that can be what we will ever see about metaverse I don't think metaverse hype will live through 2022 this could be the end of it already but all eye is on Facebook meta, let's see what happens
The crypto sector specifically the altcoins are run on hype. Every year they need something new otherwise they cant get their cheap thrills from making quick profits. Hence they prey on the media buzz trends and begin creating vaporware based on them. Same here and therefore it becomes a bubble. Recall that Satoshi never wanted people to buy bitcoin and therefore it never became a bubble unless investors went in with inorganic buy/sell.

Now if you getting a good profit by holding those coins, by all means make the profit and exit. Dont be on the notion that if you hold then you get a much bigger return - No, that is not how the altcoins work. They work on hype and they die with the loss of hype. Hence be quick to enter and exit.

It does become a frustrating rat-race which I not my thing and I prefer to stay away, but if you ask me, there is potential to profit from the hype trend and an equal potential lose money too.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: mindrust on December 31, 2021, 05:11:16 AM
Could be. We can't know it yet. That's the thing with the bubbles. You can't know it unless they pop. They say stocks are in a bubble too but the same people can't short it. If they are so sure about it, why don't they advantage of the situation?

I wouldn't invest or play with metaverse because it doesn't interest me but it will surely attract some people. In the long run nobody knows what will happen.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Gorosden on December 31, 2021, 07:43:59 AM
If VR technology can work till this day then Metaverse can survive as well, to experience metaverse with ease I believe there will be some kinda headset just like VR technology but now things aren't 100% up and running so metaverse still need time but I'm sure this tech will work with ease


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: CryptoWebDirectory on December 31, 2021, 09:14:21 AM
Personally, I don't think it's going to be a bubble. Not when you have companies like Facebook involved. I think the "metaverse" will be the future of social networking and gaming. With that will come other things like growth in NFTs..etc. For instance, one day getting on Facebook might not be just logging in from your computer to a home screen, but logging into something that looks like a virtual world where your character might work a virtual job and have virtual NFTs hanging in their virtual house. Depending on the technology, I think the Metaverse has the ability to be its own alternate world where we will each have characters (that we've designed to look like us, or who we want to be) and when people experience that I think it will become just as big as xbox, playstation and other forms of gaming.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Quantum907 on December 31, 2021, 09:18:41 AM
I think so, Metaverse is a trend and we should follow the trend so that we can get profit, it is crazy that 1 square meter costs more than $100 million and I believe trends and developments will always change.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Cengghengmania21 on December 31, 2021, 12:19:13 PM
I think so, Metaverse is a trend and we should follow the trend so that we can get profit, it is crazy that 1 square meter costs more than $100 million and I believe trends and developments will always change.

Every trend that comes up always gives interest and enthusiasm from crypto users, including the Metaverse trend. because through Metaverse everything is done as if it were real. whether when trading or when used while playing


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LogitechMouse on December 31, 2021, 01:36:08 PM
The Metaverse hype came out just because of the announcement of Mark Zuckerberg regarding re-branding of Facebook into Meta in the future.
Well, coins like Decentraland and Sandbox really pumped because of this hype but TBH this is far from being fully functional.

Right now, it isn't a bubble at least for me and for some out there and I don't think that it will be. Its just hyped and this hype will slowly decrease until nobody will ever know about metaverse again or maybe when Facebook will change its name into Meta. As for me, I will not invest into coins related to Metaverses though its a good concept and a good thing.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: pawanjain on December 31, 2021, 03:24:41 PM
I am not sure if metaverse is a bubble or not because it is in a very early stage. Just like bitcoin the famous coins of metaverse like SAND and MANA have recently pumped up a lot.
Many people are thinking that the price has pumped very much and it might be a bubble but we have seen BTC rise from less than $1 to $69000.
So we can't really say if it is a bubble or not and at least not for the next few years.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: XUR_TIP on December 31, 2021, 03:42:46 PM
Very early stage is all I can say about metaverse right now and still we all hyped it and make money out of metaverse hype, that's not even the problem but on the long term the word metaverse might erase from the surface of earth and something new and fresh might take over, this isn't guaranteed I'm just saying, it's why I don't like hyping something that's half baked ( unfinished utilities ).


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: adzino on December 31, 2021, 09:16:48 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
This means you are already early to be investing in those projects. When AR and VR becomes a mainstream, then you are already late. If you think all these projects have a future, then invest. It might be a bubble right now, but it might not be if these project actually succeed. Right now they are all going up because of the meta hype that was created to facebook announcing the metaverse thing. Both SAND and MANA went up a lot after the announcement. Do your own research. If you have some spare money lying around that you can afford to lose, then why not try it?


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: iv4n on December 31, 2021, 09:29:06 PM
Very early stage is all I can say about metaverse right now and still we all hyped it and make money out of metaverse hype, that's not even the problem but on the long term the word metaverse might erase from the surface of earth and something new and fresh might take over, this isn't guaranteed I'm just saying, it's why I don't like hyping something that's half baked ( unfinished utilities ).

I will go with you on this! Watching from a side metaverse is only in the early stages and it's already being hyped... but in the end, it's all about some ideas and what metaverse can do, and I didn't catch any of that, as you are saying, it's a half baked idea if it's even a half... it just started baking!
I guess time will tell what will happen, I am still a bit suspicious and I didn't make any investments! Who knows, maybe I will change my mind when I see something concrete!


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: jamkesmas on January 01, 2022, 07:42:48 AM
I think meta will be a virtual world that rules the world, maybe now only gamers can play the metaverse by connecting other people to the virtual world and in the next few years all elements of people will be connected to each other. metaverse is better than Instagram, Facebook and others. I'm sure liking or disliking the metaverse will be a must for everyone.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: agan husaeni on January 01, 2022, 09:12:23 AM
Metaverse is the future of technology or further development of techlonogy. Metaverse is not only about VR or AR , but i know VR and AR are important with this project. Metaverse will bring all the contexts in the real world to digital world,You can do anything in there just like in real life. And after Facebook change the name to Meta, Many big company has join with this metaverse project, they more aware of the state of the world, they doesnt want to be left behind. If you think metaverse is a bubble, this will be strong bubble, because hard to break this bubble, when many Big Company are inside there. But anything can happen in this world, maybe something bad happen, and reduce trust people, maybe that will break the bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: jostorres on January 01, 2022, 09:49:55 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
You nailed with a proper reason. When the basic infrastructures are not fully available how we could expect the top layer application based project will succeed. Metaverse must be another form hype in altcoin industry after ICO/IEO/aDapps/Defi/NFT. Do not fall for it if you are not ready to lose most of your capital.

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Personally I will not invest any of metaverse coins as I am not yet convinced. Honestly, I am still into my due diligence on nft but I guess I may start skipping both nft and metaverse as they seems beyond my affordable risk levels.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: pushups44 on January 01, 2022, 11:00:19 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

As we've seen with bitcoin, the term "bubble" is just too vague to describe the growing popularity of new technologies. New technologies by their nature have more volatile market cycles. The top metaverse tokens are probably a good buy for the long term, but a downward shift in the market could take these tokens much lower. These seem to be pretty solid metaverse picks for now. Of the two you mentioned, I like MANA since it has been around longer.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LaCucina on January 01, 2022, 11:02:47 AM
I am not sure if metaverse is a bubble or not because it is in a very early stage. Just like bitcoin the famous coins of metaverse like SAND and MANA have recently pumped up a lot.
Many people are thinking that the price has pumped very much and it might be a bubble but we have seen BTC rise from less than $1 to $69000.
So we can't really say if it is a bubble or not and at least not for the next few years.

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: ice18 on January 01, 2022, 11:20:07 AM
When huge companies for example Facebook are talking about new trends just like Metaverse for sure its not a bubble. Its still too early to join the hype and make have yourself positioned into this Metaverse, try to accumulate enough metaverse tokens for future purposes if you think this is going to be big in the next few years. 


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: judaspriest on January 01, 2022, 12:14:40 PM
When huge companies for example Facebook are talking about new trends just like Metaverse for sure its not a bubble. Its still too early to join the hype and make have yourself positioned into this Metaverse, try to accumulate enough metaverse tokens for future purposes if you think this is going to be big in the next few years. 
Yes, at this time it can be said that the Metaverse is still an idea but there are no real results,
and I think collecting Metaverse tokens is the right decision seeing this is a project that has potential and will grow in the future


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: adiebitsler on January 01, 2022, 01:36:44 PM
I am still 50% in determining that the metaverse is a bubble, even though I see that this meta has a place in 2022, and can't even be considered trivial, so for that I still need to see where this meta project is going, hopefully  will end with the revival of this project.
Project Metaverse in general looks very good, but for the future it is still in the question mark stage because Metaverse is a new concept that was discovered and already exists in the crypto space so it still needs to wait for its development.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: zulfi125 on January 01, 2022, 03:12:40 PM
I think $SAND $MANA is overpriced and we can just wait for the coming months when the Meataverse projects will be applicable in our lives and then I hope this will be beneficial for us, so you can't say before time Metaverse of all projects is a bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Ngewex Yuk on January 01, 2022, 03:42:01 PM
I hope Metaverse is not a bubble, hopefully more and more developers are active and serious in developing Metaverse projects so that investors don't hesitate to invest in Metaverse.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: marcous on January 01, 2022, 03:42:27 PM
I think $SAND $MANA is overpriced and we can just wait for the coming months when the Meataverse projects will be applicable in our lives and then I hope this will be beneficial for us, so you can't say before time Metaverse of all projects is a bubble.
SAND and MANA are not too expensive to buy at this time even though the price has almost doubled from the previous one, but if the development team both can be very focused on their products, then the potential to increase even more this year will be very big too.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SquallLeonhart on January 01, 2022, 04:35:25 PM
if the development team both can be very focused on their products, then the potential to increase even more this year will be very big too.
Could you please tell me that if any development team is caring their project with all focus on delivering the products then that project will go failed? Then why we have 95% of projects do fail in this crypto space? Just because of the new category in the name of metyaverse, these devs will care these projects very dedicated? I am not expecting that all new thing to happen here.

I am just wondering why you people are supporting something new by believing into random devs. These are not new to to this altcoin space still some people are always shilling new projects for unknown reasons; which obviously leads naive investors to lose in the end.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Benefactor on January 01, 2022, 05:53:03 PM
I ought to advise you that metaverse was bubble as well as an air pocket that can turn out to be significantly greater and afterward burst. The improvement of the metaverse may even reason AR and VR progressions to speed up, in spite of the fact that obviously assuming activities are truly excited with regards to it, and are truly into making the advancements for that specific field.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SUPERSAIAN on January 01, 2022, 06:50:07 PM
I don't think the metaverse is entirely a bubble though. There are a lot of balloon projects called metaverse, you need to be very careful with them. People are selling lots of land on the world map, why should we buy it? Sandbox and mana projects are among the valuable projects for me, at least there is creativity and play2earn systems. New metaverse projects need to be approached with caution. I am really curious about the evolution of the metaverses. There are hundreds of projects, which of them will still be in progress 2-3 years later, it is very difficult to predict.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: nitin8263 on January 02, 2022, 05:31:36 AM
I don't think that Meraverse is a bubble because most of project have not come in Meraverse till now and most of project of Meraverse has performed very well and we can except they will perform in next some month, when the another new projects will launch in Meraverse then Meraverse craze will also increase.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Woodie on January 02, 2022, 06:31:22 AM
We can not really tell at the moment if it is but for all i know is if NFTs have shown to be a success which are also the closet technology to the metaverse then for now we can just say it is as everyone is rushing to be part of it and optimistic about this tech. And with big companies getting on board we can say its in a bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SAWACrypto on January 02, 2022, 09:52:18 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Not to be a bubble it is necessary to continue to develop the Metaverse ecosystem to become better.
Now Metaverses are actively developing to become better and offer more opportunities for users.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: wajik-tempe on January 02, 2022, 01:35:01 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Not to be a bubble it is necessary to continue to develop the Metaverse ecosystem to become better.
Now Metaverses are actively developing to become better and offer more opportunities for users.


Yes metaverse is not a system that could be a bubble but it's just a hype, it was said by the facebook founder and just started the hype, even he said this thing will happen in 10 more years, people starts speculating how it could be done later and start investing on something about metaverse because of FOMO. So i think this will be a long trends as long as it has a progress reported for the people, and will become something big when it's really happen


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Maestro75 on January 02, 2022, 05:07:53 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

Sand and MANA are still good to invest on even though their prices look high now. If a token is good it does not matter how high the price is if you want to invest in it. Another question you raised on Metaverse being a bubble, and I will say no it is not. It is just that it is a new concept and alot of people do not fully understand it yet. With time I know the definition and explanation of it will be easily understood and I believe it will be sooner than later because gaming is involved in it. And alot of people like play2earn games.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: teosanru on January 02, 2022, 06:37:44 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Definitely not! The world of metaverse isn't just a name sake philosophy, it aims at creating a versatile P2E modelled world where players earn when they play and the providers too earn when players play, players buy digital assets from what they earn and are happy living with those digital assets, if you think metaverse is a bubble I suggest you watch movie Ready player one, it will give you great insights on how metaverse could shape out.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Stedsm on January 02, 2022, 07:33:53 PM
Seems like our thinking matches.
My friend used to research a lot on these Metaverse based projects and he also asked me to invest in this and that and all those projects are now being de-invested from (take Bloktopia as example). He very recently told me to invest in GWT (GalaxyWarToken) to make 100x, but I decided to stay away from the same. Today, it listed at Babyswap and Biswap. It started from ~$2, came down to $1, held there for an hour or two (till vested tokens were claimed) and then, bang. It dumped down to $0.09 (still 3x from its buy price). But just think that what would happen if we remain there sitting as a (peak) top price buyer?


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: lobo13hf on January 03, 2022, 10:56:11 AM
Metaverse if the bubble is of course a wrong idea, this is a new technology that combines many things so that it makes anyone happy with the Metaverse and of course creates higher demand and is not a bubble.
You can't deny that if this one was another bubble after DEFI and NFT. Just look at this https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/metakings/markets/
It tells you now if there are so many shit scam metaverse tokens in the market and this is pretty similar when meme token bubble was coming last year and this time it seems like that the hype was going to the metaverse tokens. Scammers will always be jumping to the new trend to scam people. That being said that all of trends in crypto are bubble right now that can burst anytime. Once these trends will be burst and im sure that scammers will not so active like this time to create so many spam tokens in the market. Tech was not same like bubble and it's more about the hype around the metaverse project. I thougth that you know this so well.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: shafi alam on January 03, 2022, 11:48:46 AM
This coin market is like a capital market, projects like metavarse need much more investment to develop it.
If these projects are trying to bulid it. but but, most importantly do research before investing.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Pahom on January 03, 2022, 12:26:34 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
As for now I think that SandBox and decentraland are really overhyped so I don't think that it is a right time now to invest. Nevertheless, when there is a dip you can consider these tokens. I believe that this sphere will continue to be trendy and there will be a lot of projects connected with it so we will be able to find new gems and become their investors.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: indo1 on January 03, 2022, 01:28:02 PM
I think the metaverse market will even be a trend in the next few years. Yes, it's possible that this year many people say if there is a metaverse cryptocurrency project it will be considered a bubble. However, if everyone had started using metaverse technology and there this kind of cryptocurrency would rise maybe even over the NFT trend. We'll see in a few years.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TastyChillySauce00 on January 03, 2022, 03:19:25 PM
If AR and VR technology hasn’t yet matured I think it's the best moment to get it matured, I think the reason why AR and VR hasn’t yet matured because there aren’t many games for it that’s why it's just like this for many years however
if metaverse has gained more and more attention around the world from gamers I think it could mature quite fast enough and not just become a fad.
This could be the same like any gaming technology out there that has grown very significantly this decade because the gamers are growing day by day and there’s many capital in the market for making more and more innovation.
If however metaverse failed to gain attention of many gamers around the world it could just stuck. Where there is big capital there is also innovation its just like this for gaming or AR and VR.
Though SAND and MANA could still be invested, they’re still growing even until now because they aren’t that famous yet honestly.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LaCucina on January 04, 2022, 10:25:40 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that idea to interact different metaverses is very useful for people and for gamers.
Every Metaverse has its own community and a lot of its users and it will be very good to connect the different Metaverses and unite the users.
It will increase the liquidy of each Metaverse.

Active development attracts a lot of attention to Metaverses creating demand in them.
Now more and more projects use Metaverses and earn money on them.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LaCucina on January 06, 2022, 10:38:49 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that idea to interact different metaverses is very useful for people and for gamers.
Every Metaverse has its own community and a lot of its users and it will be very good to connect the different Metaverses and unite the users.
It will increase the liquidy of each Metaverse.

For every cryptocurrency project, liquidity is very important. If it will be possible to communicate, interact between different Metaverses it will allow increasing the liquidity.
The more liquidity the better demand in the metaverse.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SAWACrypto on January 07, 2022, 11:21:58 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that idea to interact different metaverses is very useful for people and for gamers.
Every Metaverse has its own community and a lot of its users and it will be very good to connect the different Metaverses and unite the users.
It will increase the liquidy of each Metaverse.

The idea to interact between different metaverses is very good because it allows increasing the liquidity of metaverses.
The most important is to create demand for metaverses to increase the number of their users.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Lizzylove1 on January 07, 2022, 12:06:50 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
Metaverse technology was suppose to create some hype for 2022 and spike another bull run, but it seems it's not yet fully developed to the extend of creating the needed adoption. Buying and selling lands in the metaverse still seems like a Greek to me. I am still learning though.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: levyashin on January 07, 2022, 01:14:21 PM
I don't think metaverse is a bubble yet i think projects calls themselves metaverse projects: they are bubble :)

They are doing some shitty games or projects and calling themselves metaverse project doesn't make them so. Metaverse has great potential but not for everything they calls themselves.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: gamer4156 on January 07, 2022, 02:56:24 PM
I ought to advise you that metaverse was bubble as well as an air pocket that can turn out to be considerably greater and afterward burst. I'm speculating that metaverse is getting similar arrangement, many individuals trading from themselves coming about with exorbitant costs and individuals who purchase with their own cash do this is on the grounds that they neglect to see that stunt.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: RealMalatesta on January 07, 2022, 03:38:12 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Only if no decent projects come out of it. I mean there is this situation where we end up absolutely no decent project at all and in that case metaverse is just an idea. This is like asking "is ICO a bubble", well for some projects that you invested in they were bubbles, for some it wasn't and some of them are in top 10.

This shows that metaverse is just a word to describe a type of project, and doesn't mean it has to be good or bad. This is why metaverse will stay if there are good projects that carry it, and will be bad if there are none. Mana and Sand are good so far but they are just hyped right now, doesn't mean it will continue down this path.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Zero@Etopia on January 07, 2022, 04:58:57 PM
The French philosopher and postmodernist Michel Foucault once stated that the age of humanity was coming to an end and we have already become posthuman.
I personal  believe that from this age, people will combine the modern technology and new ideology to form different brand new communities, which will eventually develop into independent universes.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: wxa7115 on January 07, 2022, 09:31:55 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Without a doubt that market is a bubble, after all the technology to make this a reality is still far away, but we must also understand that a great deal of the value of an asset derives from its potential, so even if the technology is not there this is not going to stop the interest that investors are going to have in projects related to the metaverse.

So at least to me it is obvious this is going to be the next big bubble that we will see in this market, and if you can accept the consequences of investing in those coins then it could be a good opportunity for you to invest in one of those coins before the hype around those coins reaches absurd levels.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 08, 2022, 05:34:08 AM
The truth is, I do not think that metaverses are a bubble, what happens is that due to all the number of projects that have arisen that are scams, it is difficult to trust what may come, but I believe that everything will focus on the economy internal that occurs in the metaverses and above all that it is guaranteed that the ivnersores do not lose their money, because due to the NFT games in the BSC network many scams have arisen, and I think that this is only that people no longer tolerate.

Also I don't think they are going to spoil all this, the metaverses represent the future.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Angry_Kitty on January 08, 2022, 02:13:55 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that is many people use Metaverse and it is popular and in demand it is not a bubble.
It is very important to create products that are really useful for people.
Such products will be in demand for a long time.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: kotwica666 on January 08, 2022, 02:19:27 PM
I think the Metaverse project is still new and this is the beginning of the metaverse trend, because it's still early of course it makes existing projects very expensive so many people think this is a bubble, now there are more Metaverse projects so it will automatically lower the price.

In my opinion, the metaverse industry is constantly developing and will continue to develop. With more projects on the market, there will be more choice and more competition. I think that the price of projects that will develop fast and will have a very good product will increase. Only if the project has a weak product and a team that is not very professional, its price will drop.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: kojektea on January 08, 2022, 02:36:37 PM
Many people quickly jumped to conclusions. I think this will happen, they will assume or deploy FUD if there is a similar metaverse that it's a bubble, but what we learn from dogecoin and bitcoin they initially considered bubbles in the end they differed at the top.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: alan228 on January 09, 2022, 01:16:50 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that is many people use Metaverse and it is popular and in demand it is not a bubble.
It is very important to create products that are really useful for people.
Such products will be in demand for a long time.


The most important thing is to create demand in the Metaverse that many people would use it.
In such case it will be a big demand for Mertaverses.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: poodle63 on January 10, 2022, 04:35:35 PM
Even if it's just a bubble, the metaverse will surely change the way we interact with each other.
The world will evolve and technology eventually will evolve. There are more and more effective ways by taking advantage of the technology that metaverse offer whether it's with entertainment or something else.
Big companies invested so much in the metaverse, that includes the brand that you know in every day life from basic needs and luxuries and now even samsung a big tech company that gets interested with metaverse.
Right now some of these metaverse might look so overrated however metaverse will become the new normal and many things about it will also change.next year 2023 will maybe become the real year of metaverse and that will be the most crucial moment for metaverse.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: panduryk on January 10, 2022, 07:04:37 PM
Even if it's just a bubble, the metaverse will surely change the way we interact with each other.
The world will evolve and technology eventually will evolve. There are more and more effective ways by taking advantage of the technology that metaverse offer whether it's with entertainment or something else.
Big companies invested so much in the metaverse, that includes the brand that you know in every day life from basic needs and luxuries and now even samsung a big tech company that gets interested with metaverse.
Right now some of these metaverse might look so overrated however metaverse will become the new normal and many things about it will also change.next year 2023 will maybe become the real year of metaverse and that will be the most crucial moment for metaverse.
I'm partly agree with u, cuz im have other logic, if any big company starting invest or cooperate with Crypto company like Samsung now, its one of the part that  can be need to adoption in wordl. Because if the giants of the industry start to promote anything it will inevitably accepted.
So it isn't a bubble, but anyway some Metaverse will be a bubble,cant be 100% avoided scams :-[


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Imran232 on January 10, 2022, 07:27:36 PM
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Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

We are always wary of adopting something in its early stages, wondering if it is safe, if it will make us money, if it is good for the future, and so on.What have we done with BTC? If not, I will be a millionaire today. It's my fault. In the same case, happening today with Metaverse, we are only thinking we have bitcoin, so can Metaverse give us profit? My answer is, why not? Yes, the metaverse is also the future. It can give profit too. We are still early in the metaverse sector. Now comes to your VR or AR look. VR is still quite popular. It is really an advanced technology, but we have to think this tech is a little expensive too for Asians. That is why it is unable to adopt it for everyone. But when VR becomes available to lots of countries, like smartphones, and if it becomes cheaper, then people will love to adopt it. If Metaverse is going to be the same thing as video games, then why not make metaverse popular? Yes, it is possible, and in the upcoming days, the metaverse is going to be a future world adoption because it is easy to adopt from anywhere and anyone. Now come to your suggested crypto. Yes, no doubt, this is the best metaverse project ever. If you think you can hold it, then you can buy it. It all depends on you. If your research gives you a green signal, then you can invest here. That's it. Thank you.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: batang_bitcoin on January 10, 2022, 08:05:24 PM
Many people quickly jumped to conclusions. I think this will happen, they will assume or deploy FUD if there is a similar metaverse that it's a bubble, but what we learn from dogecoin and bitcoin they initially considered bubbles in the end they differed at the top.
It is because they're overwhelmed by its growth and normally when someone thinks of it as a bubble, someone who's into it won't admit that until the market of it becomes oversold. It's not different from bitcoin that they've thought about it being a bubble but look how far bitcoin became. I'm not saying that the same thing could happen in the metaverse but no one can find it out what will be the next trends are going to be. They could be right but, they could also be wrong.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on January 10, 2022, 09:21:42 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
I personally can not consider metaverse a bubble because it has a clear usecases.
From my own little understanding, a bubble is considered as something that is not useful for anything and yet it's considered valuable... This is clearly not the case with metaverses, though some of them we see today can't be trusted 100 percent, some are still going to turn scam, some are going to rugull, some will fade slowly until they completely die out... But the truth remains that metaverse in general isn't a bubble but a real tech with real use case.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: sovie on January 10, 2022, 09:27:01 PM
Many people quickly jumped to conclusions. I think this will happen, they will assume or deploy FUD if there is a similar metaverse that it's a bubble, but what we learn from dogecoin and bitcoin they initially considered bubbles in the end they differed at the top.

I think you are confusing speculation with product development.
Dogecoin is a purely speculative project with no product behind it.
However, if you look at metaverse projects, they make very useful products for games, commercials, movies, and many other industries.
In my opinion, metaverse will be one of the fastest growing industries this year.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: milewilda on January 10, 2022, 09:59:27 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
We cant say its a bubble yet we dont see its actual implementation yet but much sure that this would really be having some actual relevance when it comes to application.
Some investors are already preparing for this upcoming trend but well its not an assurance as always as we know so take your own risk on making out decisions.
It might become a trend but if we do make out some research about its application and then really have that real use case then its a good indication
that this one does really have potential.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Cryptock on January 10, 2022, 10:04:13 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
We cant say its a bubble yet we dont see its actual implementation yet but much sure that this would really be having some actual relevance when it comes to application.
Some investors are already preparing for this upcoming trend but well its not an assurance as always as we know so take your own risk on making out decisions.

After all, this is what smart investing is all about finding projects and ideas that are just developing.
Metaverse is not a bubble but something that has attracted future-minded investors. Only the next months or maybe even years will show how much this industry can develop.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Japinat on January 10, 2022, 10:31:47 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
We cant say its a bubble yet we dont see its actual implementation yet but much sure that this would really be having some actual relevance when it comes to application.
Some investors are already preparing for this upcoming trend but well its not an assurance as always as we know so take your own risk on making out decisions.

After all, this is what smart investing is all about finding projects and ideas that are just developing.
Metaverse is not a bubble but something that has attracted future-minded investors. Only the next months or maybe even years will show how much this industry can develop.

Exactly, it's a new trend and it has a great potential in the future, it's a platform that bring changes to the online world, maybe a certain project could be a bubble but not the entire industry, I hope we understand that.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: gmatej on January 11, 2022, 04:01:55 PM
The adoption might be slower. But as the population is increasing the demand could still be high. But it might not be  a game changer.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Coin-1 on January 11, 2022, 05:46:51 PM
In my opinion, the Metaverse is not a bubble. This economic field will evolve and grow in the future as graphic processors, optical lenses, sensor elements and other equipment become cheaper and more efficient. I see that many people buy Virtual Reality Headsets and find themselves in fantastic new worlds where they can interact with each other and have personal experience as a protagonist or anyone else.

I've heard that doctors and other healthcare professionals say that some people can feel dizzy if they play VR video games for too long. Either way, this is a new type of entertainment that will attract investors, because large companies are likely to advertise their businesses and services in these worlds. Moreover, my guess is that the hyped NFT industry will be intertwined with the decentralized Metaverse technology.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: fvb on January 11, 2022, 06:04:51 PM
There are many different opinions on this topic. Personally, I think it would be beneficial to invest in Matic. I do not promise huge profits, but stable and upward, that's for sure.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: fr4nkthetank on January 11, 2022, 06:15:18 PM
well maybe stop investing in "metaverse" projects, which are basically NFT's or just erc-20 tokens with a flashy website, a semi-functional "game" or software that hardly anyone plays or bothers to visit.  There are actual people making real VR / metaverse projects.  not many of those have crypto included in that.  I'd plug in NeosVR as one.  sandbox you can't really play or do anything, decentraland sortof but its pretty limited in what you can do as a player, etc, etc.  VRchat, roblox types might not qualify as metaverse and they dont have crypto.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylfzy-whs5c


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: prosperoustop on January 11, 2022, 08:41:13 PM
Metaverse is not a bubble, I am sure it will be real product, but tokens like SAND and MANA could be not used for Meta..


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: el kaka22 on January 11, 2022, 09:01:29 PM
I feel like there are so much things we can learn from this situation. We have been over ICO period, STO period, IEO period, DeFi period, NFT period and now metaverse period. The defi and nft ones are still improving and out there, so I can't say that it is "over" but we have been through the early days that is for sure, and we have seen how it first started and how it got popular and we are living that period for metaverse right now.

This should all teach us that one thing which is crucial ; good projects will survive no matter how they are done. For every uniswap, we have a thousand bad ideas, for every cryptopunks, there are thousand different bad projects, forever ADA, there are millions other bad ones. So, you may end up with buying into a great project, or you may end with one of the thousands that will be bad. Be careful when picking a project.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Angry_Kitty on January 12, 2022, 03:46:58 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that Metaverses will provide many new opportunities to people.
Metaverses are very popular and in demand.
Even Facebook created its own Metaverse.
It shows how big is demand in Metaverses :)

Metaverses are useful and allow people a lot of new opportunities.
Also, metaverses allow earning money. That is why they are so popular and in demand.
I think in 2022 metaverses will continue to develop and will become better.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SAWACrypto on January 13, 2022, 10:36:58 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

I think that Metaverses will provide many new opportunities to people.
Metaverses are very popular and in demand.
Even Facebook created its own Metaverse.
It shows how big is demand in Metaverses :)

Not only Facebook, Adidas, Nike, Gap and other big and popular brands create their own metaverses.
How metaverses can be a bubble is such big companies create and use them?


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Axelseseclevz on January 13, 2022, 12:49:28 PM
Metaverse become popular because it is a handful of platforms that people can interact with in different ways, so I think it's not a bubble. And it is also good to invest in metaverse crypto coins like Hero, Mana, Sand, etc... Which I believe has great potential for this year.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TmHsHel on January 14, 2022, 01:39:50 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Not only Facebook, Adidas, Nike, Gap and other big and popular brands create their own metaverses.
How metaverses can be a bubble is such big companies create and use them?

Facebook, Adidas, Nike, Gap spend a lot of money in the development and creation metaverses. So I think that metaverses is not a bubble if such companies spend so much money on them.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TastyChillySauce00 on January 15, 2022, 05:27:25 PM
It's still too early to say metaverse is a bubble, maybe when prices skyrocket due to high demand while stocks are still low so prices skyrocket, but currently there are more and more metaverse projects so they will compete in the market.
It could become a bubble, I mean there are many investment coming flowing in some overrated metaverse projects, even the simplest game that coming out of the metaverse projects could raise millions investment.
What’s for sure though this moment could be taken advantage of by simply choosing the best metaverse games out of the many and could just be a beginning for when the metaverse is truly taking off.
Metaverse currently is famous enough but I think it’s still hardly be sustaining for the long term, it needs more and more quality metaverses so that it could truly dominates the market and become an integral part of the future. I think that you must need to watch it again. Crypto was also a bubble and anything that's very volatile at this moment can be considered as bubble that can burst anytime. Metaverse is still a bubble that can be even bigger.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: First_on_the_Moon on January 15, 2022, 06:08:11 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Facebook, Adidas, Nike, Gap spend a lot of money in the development and creation metaverses. So I think that metaverses is not a bubble if such companies spend so much money on them.

Because many big companies create their own Metaverses, they become very popular and many people pay attention to them.
If people will continue to use metaverses the demand for them will increase.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: timerland on January 15, 2022, 11:54:34 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

Yes imho.

There is very little actual utility for metaverse tokens/land other than flexing to your friends. When broader market conditions calm down a little bit, it will be inevitable that we see heavy losses in these speculative investments.

Stay sane and don't chase big returns when there is no actual ecosystem/prospect of future profits.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: zonefloor on January 16, 2022, 12:13:43 AM
The metaverse is definitely not a bubble. But the crypto money market knows how to use all kinds of technologies and opportunities in their favor. Not every project that comes out in the metaverse area is a bubble, but mainly opportunists seek to make money according to the current fomo to defraud people. Metaverse will definitely be an indispensable technology in my life as a technology in the future. This is absolutely true. However, when investing in metaverse-based projects, it should be researched very well and investments should be made accordingly. Because, as I said above, wherever fomo turns, many scammers do everything they can to get your money.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Violetta87 on January 16, 2022, 12:31:26 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Because many big companies create their own Metaverses, they become very popular and many people pay attention to them.
If people will continue to use metaverses the demand for them will increase.

The demand for metaverses continues to grow. Such big popularity attracts a lot of attentiohn. That is why a lot of new Metaverses are created. But it is very important to check what Metaverses are really useful for people to evaluate their future potential.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Xinarae* on January 16, 2022, 12:42:10 PM
Metaverse is not a bubble it is developing new technology metavers will be the future of the internet. Because of metaverse the virtual world of the internet will feel like a real world where human communication will be multidimensional with metaverse technology you will not only be able to see something, you will also be able to immerse yourself in it. The world of crypto will be greatly improved and new digital technologies will be created using virtual reality.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: prosperoustop on January 16, 2022, 12:50:00 PM
Metaverse now is a trend, but not every metaverse project will be successful, now every project try to be named as metaverse))


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: wajik-tempe on January 16, 2022, 02:30:58 PM
Metaverse now is a trend, but not every metaverse project will be successful, now every project try to be named as metaverse))

It's a trend just like the "INU" and "Doge" theme coins last year, everything labeled with that projects will get boost on the market and newcomers will be tricked and got scammed in the end. The difference is the previous one is memecoins hype that people know there are no function on those coins but still buy it in case of quick profits. But this hype which is metaverse could be so different, we should know between real project developing and scam project with only beautiful plan but no action.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: hodllord on January 16, 2022, 03:07:38 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
For a person like me, I don't see the value of NFT or metaverse.

But talking about profit, Metaverse will get it's year when some companies like Meta released their metaverse. Sand and Mana are currently overvalued
and investing in them brings a high risk, it may fall anytime due to the fact that it is a metaverse just like a game and people tend to lose interest in that kind of stuff.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 16, 2022, 08:54:08 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
We cant say its a bubble yet we dont see its actual implementation yet but much sure that this would really be having some actual relevance when it comes to application.
Some investors are already preparing for this upcoming trend but well its not an assurance as always as we know so take your own risk on making out decisions.

After all, this is what smart investing is all about finding projects and ideas that are just developing.
Metaverse is not a bubble but something that has attracted future-minded investors. Only the next months or maybe even years will show how much this industry can develop.

Exactly, it's a new trend and it has a great potential in the future, it's a platform that bring changes to the online world, maybe a certain project could be a bubble but not the entire industry, I hope we understand that.

I do not see metaverses as bubbles, what happens is that NFT games have been confused a lot with metaverses, metaverses are processes that can occur apart from games, and NFT games with metaverses are of another level, in fact a One of the things that NFT games must correct is that perspective seen by people who are now synonymous with scam, many already see NFT games as ponzi schemes where an internal economy that is the one that generates the game itself is totally unsustainable.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: dezoel on January 16, 2022, 10:25:09 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
Metaverse is still a new thing, and there are many ways that they are not doing things right, and that’s how a new product usually is. Although they have been able to cover up a lot of areas just like you have mentioned, I still believe that there is more to it. Lot of people don’t like DeFi and they have been labelled as scammers because how most of them are highly volatile, and so many stopped functioning and things like that.

There are still the good ones in metaverse and with time they are going to really improve by finding better ways to do what they are doing. So, being patient enough and also being cautious here will help anyone to have better experiences here.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: uneng on January 16, 2022, 10:33:34 PM
I don't think metaverse is a bubble, I think it's actually a scam in the way it's being sold and promoted on the internet. A metaverse for real will be only disponible in many decades from now on, because so far we aren't on the necessary level of technological development to create an immersive environment like the ones we see on the movies yet.

What developers are selling right now are concepts copied from The Sims, Second Life, Club Penguin, Habbo Hotel, etc... telling it's the "metaverse". And to say the truth there are serious chances the projects being developed at this moment are going to be inferior to the games mentioned on the line above. :D


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: zayika570 on January 17, 2022, 10:09:10 AM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

The demand for metaverses continues to grow. Such big popularity attracts a lot of attentiohn. That is why a lot of new Metaverses are created. But it is very important to check what Metaverses are really useful for people to evaluate their future potential.

If Metaverses will be really useful for people the demand in them will continue to grow.
Now many new Metaverses appear and people have a big choice what Metaverse to use.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Sayeds56 on January 17, 2022, 10:31:19 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Even Bitcoin some people will think it was a bubble and much more for these metaverse platforms. Honestly, we never know how the market looks like years from now but I guess, it all be surprising and it become more interesting.
ICO, IEO, Defi, NFT's...they all have a good and surprising start but many of these projects turn scams and dump their value. And this will gonna be expected to Metaverse projects as well.

Nothing could say that they are a good investment and has a profit assurance, it all be done once we try and risk on them.

True. No investment is risk free even you put your funds in Fixed deposits of Banks where return hardly covers the rising inflation. Metaverse is emerging technology and  it will take time before it is fully developed and its use case becomes strong enough to attract big investors but still I think we should invest in projects like SAND, MANA , UFO and ATLAS because they have potential to grow fast and available at attractive price.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Alisha FR on January 18, 2022, 05:39:30 AM


In my own opinion, it is too early to conclude if metaverse can soon be a bubble...in fact it has just started but we know that there are already overpriced platforms and it because they happen to have been founded ahead of this trend. Of course, there will also be frauds that may take advantage of the market interest on metaverse so we have to be careful with that. The way am seeing it is that 2022 is going to be a year for metaverse but this is just the beginning actually as this is going to be inclusive kind of thing and can positively impacting many things in the cryptocurrency industry. Now, what am seeing will be a bubble soon is Meta itself or formerly Facebook.

not even just right away, but rather this is a pure bubble that will only wait for time to burst.
and also this is a very simple theory to understand in terms of technology that is developing quite rapidly. it's just that this estuary is with the developer and how far is it able to convince investors or other enthusiasts to take advantage of this moment.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SAWACrypto on January 18, 2022, 12:41:18 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

If Metaverses will be really useful for people the demand in them will continue to grow.
Now many new Metaverses appear and people have a big choice what Metaverse to use.

Many big companies create their own Metaverses. The demand in Metaverses continues to be very high.
Facebook creates its own Metaverse. So Metaverses are not a buble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Jaered on January 19, 2022, 10:52:01 PM
Something in me keeps a beady eye on this metaverse thing. The thing is too hazy and ephemeral to last. Besides its been more than six months since Zuckerberg kicked up a dust about it, and its all hype I see. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm right. Hope its the former


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: kaya11 on January 19, 2022, 11:06:52 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

If this Metaverse gets completed it will already be too late for you to make more profits. I bet now is the right moment for you to put your money on it. Strike the iron while it is hot, Meta is a new beginning and the news is all over the world unlike SAND and MANA, which have been given spotlight months ago, it is hardly to predict and earn from them you will be having hard time making profits.  


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: pushups44 on January 20, 2022, 02:10:58 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

What I've learned over time is the term "bubble" is overused and unclear. Could these tokens decrease in price substantially in a short period of time? Yes. Will there be price cycles with massive drops? Of course! This is true in all fast-growing industries.

Clearly we are in the very early stages of the metaverse. It is inevitable that our lives will become more digital - we see this trend with the growth of social media. The next step is for decentralized digital living. These tokens thus have plenty of potential depending on the ability of their networks to adapt to the demands of the market. I believe Decentraland (MANA) has a promising future due to its first-mover advantage.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: letyouearn on January 21, 2022, 12:30:32 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

They are, for sure. Crypto is a bubble also, by the way. But it becomes more "firm" day by day and the current cycle can bring mass adoption easily, so I don't think it will pop completely this time. But metaverse projects bubble will definitely explode this year :)


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: jaberwock on January 21, 2022, 07:44:08 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
I think that there is something that a lot of people tend to misunderstand. When we talk about Metaverse, a lot of people think that it is something that is meant just for cryptocurrency or it is cryptocurrency itself. But that is not what metaverse is. Metaverse is basically the same Internet that we have today, but in a different form. To make a little explanation of what this Metaverseis all about, It is said to be an embodied Internet: a space where people can interact with each other and feel more present.

So, the metaverse is going to be a lot of things, it’s going to be a place where you can date, work, shop and do a lot of other things like you do with your day to day life. But at the same time cryptocurrency will also be taking advantage of that, as that would also increase the rate of adoption.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: jeungo on January 21, 2022, 09:07:40 AM
In the topic of the development of VR and AR, there are many white spots that have not yet been written legislatively. Who will control the content, there must be some kind of cyber police, not as a department but as a separate structure. A lot of shadow structures will be pulled into this area from drugs and gambling to more dangerous advertising offers.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Refrumatrix on January 21, 2022, 09:35:10 AM
I don't think metaverse is a bubble it's a use case that works out of blockchain space and crypto space but still far from perfection, it's not something that will fail over time but surely needs time to be perfected


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: so98nn on January 21, 2022, 10:18:19 AM
Its not a bubble at all and bitcoin was also never bubble though it was called once.

Metaverse is well thought ecosystem and its gonna boom at any time soon in the near fuutre. Already many projects are moving towards it and making millions of dollars out of it. There is no way Metaverse is gonna be bubble.

The only fact is, what kinda projects will really survive on the chain with metaverse technology? Investing in random projects will never benefit anyone whatsoever.

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They are, for sure. Crypto is a bubble also, by the way. But it becomes more "firm" day by day and the current cycle can bring mass adoption easily, so I don't think it will pop completely this time. But metaverse projects bubble will definitely explode this year :)

Its definitely not. The whole crypto is trillion dollar industry. If you still calling it as an bubble then all the mining farms, all the electricity that has been consumed, all the wallets, fiat that was invested should have been vanished by now!

With the technological advancement, peeps need such handy tools that are being explored on the blockchain. It is easing us rather than confining us. So yup, they gonna be stronger and stronger day by day.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Angry_Kitty on January 21, 2022, 02:32:17 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

The demand for metaverses continues to grow. Such big popularity attracts a lot of attentiohn. That is why a lot of new Metaverses are created. But it is very important to check what Metaverses are really useful for people to evaluate their future potential.

Metaverses becomes a useful products that is why now different Metaverses are actively developing and in demand.
Many big companies create their own Metaverses.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: beerlover on January 21, 2022, 05:09:46 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?
I do think of the possibility of the metaverse being used by a lot of people around the world. Even the VR and AR that we have today, you’d hardly see anyone making use of it, except just a few people who are able to afford it for themselves. And it is being said that the Metaverse is not yet fully out, and like you have said, we are going to be needing computers with huge capacities to be able to run this metaverse.

Having such computers means extra cost, so how many people would be able to afford such computer? If people wouldn’t be able to afford having access to the metaverse, then what would be the need for it? Although I do know that the rich would be able to afford such easily.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Tumanggor on January 21, 2022, 09:13:16 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
Don't just because the market is currently bearish, so you think that the metaverse is a bubble!

metaverse tokens like $sand and $mana are not bubbles because they are very mature and well developed. you have to remember that the best opportunity to buy is during a bear market, so increase your investment in metaverse tokens such as sand and mana



Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 21, 2022, 10:17:32 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

If Metaverses will be really useful for people the demand in them will continue to grow.
Now many new Metaverses appear and people have a big choice what Metaverse to use.

Many big companies create their own Metaverses. The demand in Metaverses continues to be very high.
Facebook creates its own Metaverse. So Metaverses are not a buble.

Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SAWACrypto on January 22, 2022, 05:02:12 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Metaverses becomes a useful products that is why now different Metaverses are actively developing and in demand.
Many big companies create their own Metaverses.

Many people create Metaverses because they believe in their prospects.
Technology is actively developing and I think that Metaverses are a useful thing.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: CDC AP on January 24, 2022, 04:10:12 PM
Like any other new technology, we will see new projects popping up left and right especially in the cryptocurrency space. So it is not a big surprise that all the new projects are related to NFT and the metaverse and for most part it can be called a bubble if there is no use case and some of the projects are still using the ETH network and users are tired of spending huge fees.In the end a few projects will survive the test of time while others will fade off eventually like we always see in the market.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Flyingjack123 on January 24, 2022, 04:26:28 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

The boom in gaming industry in past two decades showed that this industry has undergone a sea of transformation.
The rise in trends like microblogging, short videos and desire to express personalities has just found a new dimension and with advent of VR and AR we will see that next generation of gamers and ond online explorers will find more meaning in metaverses, and these are. just seeds of bigger changes that will happen in future.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Altryist on January 24, 2022, 05:12:07 PM
Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.

Metaverses is a new hype, which, using the example of some projects, has shown that people are interested in it and therefore in the future it will gain mass character. I don’t think that the metaverse is a bubble that will burst soon, I think that an alternative reality will be to the liking of many. If people there buy land and property for cryptocurrency, then they will not refuse it so easily.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Angry_Kitty on January 25, 2022, 10:26:24 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

Big companies not only create metaverses, they are actively promote them.
That is why metaverses are so popular and in demand.
Many people speak now about metaverses.

Metaverses are actively promoting. People speak a lot of metaverses, it is modern technology and it is in demand.
That is why the popularity of metaverses continues to rise.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Natalim on January 25, 2022, 10:40:19 PM
Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.

Metaverses is a new hype, which, using the example of some projects, has shown that people are interested in it and therefore in the future it will gain mass character. I don’t think that the metaverse is a bubble that will burst soon, I think that an alternative reality will be to the liking of many. If people there buy land and property for cryptocurrency, then they will not refuse it so easily.
It is very common to see hypes when another set of projects comes in the market like Defi, NFTs and expecting this will also happen to metaverse someday. And yes, we can't decline any chances that it becomes a bubble, some projects in hyped just burst a few months after and this could be the scenario to see for the metaverse. That is why it was too risky to investment projects that are hyped, not ideal for long-term investment, honestly.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: abralzain17 on January 27, 2022, 07:07:49 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

if you plan to invest in some crypto you should not wait for the project to grow better and more mature, I think the metaverse is currently under development and will be very interesting in the future.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: kaka manteng on January 27, 2022, 07:45:10 AM
Metaverse technology was suppose to create some hype for 2022 and spike another bull run, but it seems it's not yet fully developed to the extend of creating the needed adoption. Buying and selling lands in the metaverse still seems like a Greek to me. I am still learning though.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bhadz on January 27, 2022, 11:04:14 AM
Metaverse technology was suppose to create some hype for 2022 and spike another bull run, but it seems it's not yet fully developed to the extend of creating the needed adoption. Buying and selling lands in the metaverse still seems like a Greek to me. I am still learning though.
Well, there has been the hype that has started last year. I think that's it and likely about to be over but for some Metaverse projects, they're going to be still popular but the hype and value of their token losses a lot. The positive on that part is that they'll stay in the market with the popularity they've gained last year. I think that's the good thing that has happened to them and even in a bear market, they already have the loyalty of their players that are for the NFT game that's enjoyable and not only to the token's value.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Pamadar on January 27, 2022, 04:57:10 PM
Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.

Metaverses is a new hype, which, using the example of some projects, has shown that people are interested in it and therefore in the future it will gain mass character. I don’t think that the metaverse is a bubble that will burst soon, I think that an alternative reality will be to the liking of many. If people there buy land and property for cryptocurrency, then they will not refuse it so easily.
It is very common to see hypes when another set of projects comes in the market like Defi, NFTs and expecting this will also happen to metaverse someday. And yes, we can't decline any chances that it becomes a bubble, some projects in hyped just burst a few months after and this could be the scenario to see for the metaverse. That is why it was too risky to investment projects that are hyped, not ideal for long-term investment, honestly.

The very reason that you needed to deal with your deeper research before you invest with these new offerings.

Investors always aiming to earn and if the opportunities coming from new industry pop up expect that there are people who
will bring the hypes and will take chances during the hot run.

Metaverse still at his young stage and if the market start to bounce back, this will be one of those hot trends that will
jump high..


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: nimogsm on January 27, 2022, 11:05:32 PM
Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.

Metaverses is a new hype, which, using the example of some projects, has shown that people are interested in it and therefore in the future it will gain mass character. I don’t think that the metaverse is a bubble that will burst soon, I think that an alternative reality will be to the liking of many. If people there buy land and property for cryptocurrency, then they will not refuse it so easily.
I think the next six months at least will only discuss new metaverses 95% of them will be a scam.This bubble will burst for sure, it's predictable, scammers will work very slowly now, but there will also be good projects that will be popular.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Balmain on January 28, 2022, 06:50:55 PM
The content of Sand and MANA projects does not seem like a bubble, since play2earn includes games. But metaverse projects that only sell land are pure bubbles to me. I really don't understand how they sell land in the digital world for more expensive than land. If this is a game, things will change. But just because we are selling land, many metaverse projects sold land to people, big balloon.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: senyorito123 on January 29, 2022, 10:06:56 PM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?

We can't finally say the final words yet until metaverse become successfully launched in all trading sites, isn't yet the beginning and we need to see this project become prominent until such time it reaches to fame. Meanwhile, let's just have our precious moments participating different ways that could earn possible profit from this and I believed someday we will earn more potential income as long as you're hard working and dedicated to your principles.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Pejoh Asu on January 30, 2022, 11:14:59 AM
For now it can be said Metaverse is a bubble, I've read articles Metaverse objects can reach millions of dollars for 1 square meter, more expensive land prices in my area, but I'm happy if this can make cryptocurrencies bigger and real adoption.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 30, 2022, 08:27:10 PM

Metaverses are actively developing becomes better and interact with each other.
That is why I think that Metaverse is not a bubble. It is a new technology that is actively developing and becoming better.
Now appear projects that allow interacting different Metaverses. Here you can read more about this https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/lbank-exchange-will-list-shuna-inuverse-shunav2-on-january-5-2022/

The demand for Metaverses continues to grow in spite of the fall of the market.
It means that Metaverse does not depend on cryptocurrency.
Many companies create their own Metaverses to use the possibilities they offer.

Metaverses offer people a lot of new and useful opportunities. That is why they are so popular.
Big companies develop and create metaverses to make them in demand.

So far I understand metaverses very well, in fact a global giant even changed its name to Facebook, but we must take into account that with metaverses the possibilities of doing whatever you want can be done, many are wondering about metaverses focused on NFT games, many were claiming that 2022 is the year of NFT games, but given the behavior where the majority has become a pyramid scheme, will these NFT games be safe with the metaverses? What criteria will be taken into account for the internal economy of an NFT game to be successful? Will the different networks like Solana, Polygon, be better than the same BSC network?


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Yamifoud on January 30, 2022, 09:05:50 PM
Metaverse technology was suppose to create some hype for 2022 and spike another bull run, but it seems it's not yet fully developed to the extend of creating the needed adoption. Buying and selling lands in the metaverse still seems like a Greek to me. I am still learning though.
Well, there has been the hype that has started last year. I think that's it and likely about to be over but for some Metaverse projects, they're going to be still popular but the hype and value of their token losses a lot. The positive on that part is that they'll stay in the market with the popularity they've gained last year. I think that's the good thing that has happened to them and even in a bear market, they already have the loyalty of their players that are for the NFT game that's enjoyable and not only to the token's value.
They are not yet too popular compared to NFT but their names have been already on the whitelist. Well, think about hypes and bubbles, it hasn't looked by now but just like many projects once it was done with that trend can be possible the next move will be the dump, burst. Considering that situation that is how I just consider them for a short-term investment, not ideal for long-term as to speculate that it is hard for them to recover once they reach on the ground.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SweetMochi24 on February 04, 2022, 07:51:36 AM
I believe the metaverse market will become a trend in the coming years. Yes, many people believe that if there is a metaverse cryptocurrency project this year, it will be considered a bubble.Take also a look at DAO maker, I just managed to join their best sales on the launchpad that had the highest ROI in 2021. Going back, if everyone started using metaverse technology, this type of cryptocurrency would likely outperform the NFT trend. We'll find out in a few years.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TheUltraElite on February 08, 2022, 03:05:53 PM
I was surprised to hear the news on Bloomberg TV when it was reported that the object price in the Metaverse project was more than $1 million, some even tens of millions, this is what makes metaverse projects more and more popular after the NFT boom is not over and of course this is very good for cryptocurrencies because it can trigger the request.
This is only because of the hype that some millionaires have started to make. It would not have been possible for Metaverse to become this popular otherwise. In fact that is the only reason why scammers are also jumping the bandwagon and starting to make fake websites with the same or similar sounding names.

I can guarantee that newbies will lose money more in fake metaverse projects than any real ones. Another thing to question is whether any real metaverse token will actually get that much attention for a long term model to develop.

The NFT boom is still happening and it is taking a different turn - trying to make useless internet objects into priced possessions. Not that I am a fan of it, but this seems like the end of NFT is also near.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: trendcoin on February 09, 2022, 10:00:22 PM
It's not fair to say that the Metaverse is a bad bubble. It has good sides and bad sides. For example, soldiers can be trained by simulating difficult conditions in the military field. For example, doctors can gain experience by simulating difficult surgeries. It will be a wonderful universe experience for us. However, we should not exaggerate. Because we have real lives. :) I believe in the future of Metaverse projects. Finding the right project will not be easy. I wish everyone good luck.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: darewaller on February 10, 2022, 05:53:03 PM
This is only because of the hype that some millionaires have started to make. It would not have been possible for Metaverse to become this popular otherwise. In fact that is the only reason why scammers are also jumping the bandwagon and starting to make fake websites with the same or similar sounding names.

I can guarantee that newbies will lose money more in fake metaverse projects than any real ones. Another thing to question is whether any real metaverse token will actually get that much attention for a long term model to develop.

The NFT boom is still happening and it is taking a different turn - trying to make useless internet objects into priced possessions. Not that I am a fan of it, but this seems like the end of NFT is also near.
Unfortunately there are too many of those fake websites and projects. Just recently I have seen a project that stole images from online places (well not stole, bought those images, but it is not theirs) to use for their projects.

So, they basically have videos and images all from around the world and they are acting as if they are building something. It's fine to use imageshack or whatever for your website when you are building, hell even use videos from others if you want to but doing that without notifying that is not what you are using, and saying that it is yours? That is straight up scamming.

You and me may not fall for it but there are tons of people who will fall for it. Making 10-20 thousand dollars from "metaverse project" became so easy, you can convince enough people to scam them and make that kind of cash and run away with it which is disgusting.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 13, 2022, 02:05:54 AM
It's not fair to say that the Metaverse is a bad bubble. It has good sides and bad sides. For example, soldiers can be trained by simulating difficult conditions in the military field. For example, doctors can gain experience by simulating difficult surgeries. It will be a wonderful universe experience for us. However, we should not exaggerate. Because we have real lives. :) I believe in the future of Metaverse projects. Finding the right project will not be easy. I wish everyone good luck.
This is one of the best opinions I have read, and you are absolutely right, the metaverses can indicate a great advance and help for those who want to take advantage of it to be able to grow professionally, some are already thinking about developments for meetings in companies and being able to transcend towards a better vision of life, I believe that artificial intelligence in the metaverses will be the protagonist, of course this can change the schemes and methods that are had for trading, for games, but what it affirms is what the metaverses should focus on.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: HyunBin on February 13, 2022, 04:08:21 AM
When basic technologies such as AR and VR are not yet mature, are all the metaverse projects in the market a bubble?

Can $SAND $MANA still be invested?
I think just like De-Fi and NFT craze I guess that Metaverse will also create a huge hype and create a enormous opportunity for gain so if you are planning to invest in some Metaverse project just do your research and look for a very potential project for a good profit.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TheGreatPython on February 13, 2022, 08:08:14 AM
Starting from this principle that you name from Facebook, I don't see it as a bubble or a simple fad either, I think the metaverses are here to stay, obviously this will be a world where there will be freedoms that cannot be executed in real life, however the metaverses they are so ingrained in us, that without having come out in their entirety we are already needing it, a common example is the NFT games in the metaverses, the networks that will be most sought after are the cheapest for their fees, so not only in any eventuality metaverses can be used but in game development and others.
Metaverses is a new hype, which, using the example of some projects, has shown that people are interested in it and therefore in the future it will gain mass character. I don’t think that the metaverse is a bubble that will burst soon, I think that an alternative reality will be to the liking of many. If people there buy land and property for cryptocurrency, then they will not refuse it so easily.
Well, buying estates on the Metaverse has been the new trend and everyone is talking about it and every investor is going for it , nobody wants to miss the new trend in the market. It’s the normal thing, nobody wants to miss a new trend in the market. Nobody cares whether the houses they are buying is real or not , they don’t care about the fact that if the platform goes down that their precious estate would be nowhere again, they just keep buying, and of course they are going to benefit from it.

And I believe that everyone who is investing at this early point would be the ones who are going to benefit from it than those who would coming later, because right now it is a huge trend.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 13, 2022, 10:32:48 AM
People say its the next big thing but for me who is living in the present doesn't really care about it, just focusing on what to invest now and for the future and it will work for the next 10 years atleast so I have time and see whether the metaverse will takeover or just fade like other trends hyped in the past.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Pamadar on February 13, 2022, 01:00:54 PM
Metaverse is a new thing so many people think of it as a bubble, I think this is normal just like what happened with expensive NFT, but the good side is that it can make the market move positively so that we also get profits indirectly.

Yes, the good side is there are speculators who put their money inside. It may reflect to the entire market as a whole,

whether it's a bubble or there are real usages that will benefit this industry, the fact that it's still on the money side
and investors are into venturing with opportunities.

Only time can tell if what will happen to this system, if you are interested in participating better to do your homework
and never to put your guard down.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: SweetMochi24 on February 14, 2022, 07:19:34 AM
Because the Metaverse project is still in its infancy, existing projects are naturally very expensive, leading many to believe that this is a bubble; however, as more Metaverse projects emerge, the price will naturally fall. Anyway, Consider DAO maker; I recently joined their best sales on the launchpad with the highest ROI in 2021.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bhadz on February 14, 2022, 07:24:02 AM
Because the Metaverse project is still in its infancy, existing projects are naturally very expensive, leading many to believe that this is a bubble; however, as more Metaverse projects emerge, the price will naturally fall. Anyway, Consider DAO maker; I recently joined their best sales on the launchpad with the highest ROI in 2021.
How much have you made with that launchpad? What's the name of the project itself? There are many projects that's being made in DAO maker and I've been reading people are enthusiastic about DAO.

People say its the next big thing but for me who is living in the present doesn't really care about it, just focusing on what to invest now and for the future and it will work for the next 10 years atleast so I have time and see whether the metaverse will takeover or just fade like other trends hyped in the past.
It's possible that the Metaverse hype could just be the same as ICO, IEO and other of the same. Time gonna come that they're no longer important to the others and will still stay to the usual crypto like bitcoin.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: pushups44 on February 14, 2022, 08:02:09 AM
The term "bubble" is vague and often ill-defined - generally, people mean an asset is overinflated and bound to crash in value. The problem is while this may happen to an asset, or be true of it, it does not mean that same asset cannot recover and reach new all-time highs. I use bitcoin as an example, since it's been called a bubble by the mainstream media probably more than any other asset.

To get to the basic question here, the top metaverse projects are likely to be highly profitable in the very long term. Decentraland and The Sandbox seem to be the front-runners thus far (with other winners likely to emerge).


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on February 14, 2022, 08:14:13 AM
As we all know we can not expect all projects will perform or will succeed in the market whether the project relates to Metaverse or something else. Metaverse is not a guarantee of success. I see most of the new projects are metaverse and dev are trying to take advantage of the hype of metaverse. Like we always say Bitcoin is costly to invest like this many will say the same thing for Sand & Mana but I would suggest you when you find a 50% correction in these coins you can consider these if finds a good time to invest.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Protomono on February 14, 2022, 08:20:52 AM
Yes, Metaverse can be called a bubble that has a big influence at this time for projects that carry the Meta concept. Like everything that happens in a technology, there will be a time of each and will be abandoned if one day it is considered no longer contributing to human life on earth.

SAND and MANA can still be invested at this time, because this is an opportunity for you to buy when prices are down.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Pamadar on February 14, 2022, 09:39:12 AM
As we all know we can not expect all projects will perform or will succeed in the market whether the project relates to Metaverse or something else. Metaverse is not a guarantee of success. I see most of the new projects are metaverse and dev are trying to take advantage of the hype of metaverse. Like we always say Bitcoin is costly to invest like this many will say the same thing for Sand & Mana but I would suggest you when you find a 50% correction in these coins you can consider these if finds a good time to invest.

That counts if you understand and believe the possibilities of the asset to bounce back.

Same deal with any other crypto, meta have that nature. It needed to be studied well before you take your call and invest
your money, without any further knowledge, the risk may be higher compared with top coins that are already available
and already proven the worth.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bonyaserg on February 14, 2022, 12:08:19 PM
At the moment, I believe that the Metaverse is a new business platform that has not yet completely unlocked its opportunities for business development. And in the near future, the Metaverse will be the most demanded product on the cryptocurrency market. So it remains only to wait for the full potential of the Metaverse to be discovered.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: casperBGD on February 14, 2022, 12:34:50 PM
At the moment, I believe that the Metaverse is a new business platform that has not yet completely unlocked its opportunities for business development. And in the near future, the Metaverse will be the most demanded product on the cryptocurrency market. So it remains only to wait for the full potential of the Metaverse to be discovered.

yeah, it is hard to say is it a bubble and where the price is heading
but, this is a new reality and new business model for digital world, we were 100% off-line, television brought us to 90:10, mobile phones almost equalize it to 50:50 digital : real world, and metaverse would put it to 10% real world, 90% digital, if the trends continue

nevertheless, it is hard to put a price tag on that one, and which project would go bust, and which will succeed


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 15, 2022, 12:57:16 PM
People say its the next big thing but for me who is living in the present doesn't really care about it, just focusing on what to invest now and for the future and it will work for the next 10 years atleast so I have time and see whether the metaverse will takeover or just fade like other trends hyped in the past.
It's possible that the Metaverse hype could just be the same as ICO, IEO and other of the same. Time gonna come that they're no longer important to the others and will still stay to the usual crypto like bitcoin.
Meta Verse has other utility as well that is why tech giant company Facebook started to develop their platform based on metaverse which is going to be the future of gaming and social media but I don't ever thought it will change the blockchain payment system too.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bhadz on February 15, 2022, 03:16:53 PM
People say its the next big thing but for me who is living in the present doesn't really care about it, just focusing on what to invest now and for the future and it will work for the next 10 years atleast so I have time and see whether the metaverse will takeover or just fade like other trends hyped in the past.
It's possible that the Metaverse hype could just be the same as ICO, IEO and other of the same. Time gonna come that they're no longer important to the others and will still stay to the usual crypto like bitcoin.
Meta Verse has other utility as well that is why tech giant company Facebook started to develop their platform based on metaverse which is going to be the future of gaming and social media but I don't ever thought it will change the blockchain payment system too.
Yeah, they've made also that and it could be bigger because of them. But the actual thing with metaverse as related to the crypto market. It's really going to be the same as the ICOs if there are no big players just joined like Facebook.
The focus of the metaverse won't be with the payments but with the interaction and like a social living which is Facebook's expertise.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: jostorres on February 15, 2022, 03:49:11 PM
Metaverse is a new thing so many people think of it as a bubble, I think this is normal just like what happened with expensive NFT, but the good side is that it can make the market move positively so that we also get profits indirectly.
An expensive NFT is an NFT that has a very good artistic value, so that everyone is happy to appreciate it, but if it is an ordinary NFT I don't think it will be very expensive and even if it is given a high price no one will want it buy it with pleasure.
Not all but I also have seen nft that are expensive but the quality is bad and it does not seem to be useful all. This is why some people think that nft's are shady are only being used to launder money. There maybe nft's with a good artistic value but not all people can appreciate it because they cant feel or see it.

They are not into arts but they have a different interest in life but this does not stop them from acquiring the nft's. They will still buy it as long as they know that they can flip it for more profit. NFT and metaverse do have a similarity and I think some projects combined the two already. Some nft's/metaverse are useful so I wont call them a bubble.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 15, 2022, 04:33:38 PM
People say its the next big thing but for me who is living in the present doesn't really care about it, just focusing on what to invest now and for the future and it will work for the next 10 years atleast so I have time and see whether the metaverse will takeover or just fade like other trends hyped in the past.
It's possible that the Metaverse hype could just be the same as ICO, IEO and other of the same. Time gonna come that they're no longer important to the others and will still stay to the usual crypto like bitcoin.
Meta Verse has other utility as well that is why tech giant company Facebook started to develop their platform based on metaverse which is going to be the future of gaming and social media but I don't ever thought it will change the blockchain payment system too.
Yeah, they've made also that and it could be bigger because of them. But the actual thing with metaverse as related to the crypto market. It's really going to be the same as the ICOs if there are no big players just joined like Facebook.
The focus of the metaverse won't be with the payments but with the interaction and like a social living which is Facebook's expertise.
If the actual intention of the technology is the intention then what will be the role of payment there and all these token projects created for that purpose? For me they just get along with the trend but as a investor we have to think what is needed what should be avoided.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bhadz on February 15, 2022, 10:03:00 PM
Yeah, they've made also that and it could be bigger because of them. But the actual thing with metaverse as related to the crypto market. It's really going to be the same as the ICOs if there are no big players just joined like Facebook.
The focus of the metaverse won't be with the payments but with the interaction and like a social living which is Facebook's expertise.
If the actual intention of the technology is the intention then what will be the role of payment there and all these token projects created for that purpose? For me they just get along with the trend but as a investor we have to think what is needed what should be avoided.
Payment will still be there but it's not the focus but the actual use case of being a metaverse like you're being inside the virtual world. There would be payments here and there and that's already a given cause since it's related to cryptocurrencies.
Every project is always riding the hype and that's why many of them are thinking of what's going to be the best for them.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TimeTeller on February 15, 2022, 10:31:37 PM
Yeah, they've made also that and it could be bigger because of them. But the actual thing with metaverse as related to the crypto market. It's really going to be the same as the ICOs if there are no big players just joined like Facebook.
The focus of the metaverse won't be with the payments but with the interaction and like a social living which is Facebook's expertise.
If the actual intention of the technology is the intention then what will be the role of payment there and all these token projects created for that purpose? For me they just get along with the trend but as a investor we have to think what is needed what should be avoided.
Payment will still be there but it's not the focus but the actual use case of being a metaverse like you're being inside the virtual world. There would be payments here and there and that's already a given cause since it's related to cryptocurrencies.
Every project is always riding the hype and that's why many of them are thinking of what's going to be the best for them.

I believe, the concept of metaverse has been boosted its possible use case in the market due to pandemic reasons.
To avoid going outside for unnecessary transactions and just enjoy the entertainment at the comfort of your home, now, people have the choice via metaverse experience.
Though it is quite expensive at the start but I think, the price will go down as many companies will join this industry.
In my opinion, it may not be a bubble as it has use case in the entertainment industry and for people who are introverts, this will be a very good avenue for them to have fun without physically interacting with other people.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: 7788bitcoin on February 15, 2022, 10:51:58 PM
I don't think it's a bubble, as we all know that metaverse technology is a new thing so it's natural that it's still expensive, this is certainly a good opportunity for us to make big profits by following the latest trends.
The hype was at the peak last year and many of the tokens that had metaverse rallied a lot and after that the market is down by a really huge margin and there is no signs of moving up. So in that regard there was the hype and everyone cashed in and made their profits and there are many that are still holding the coins and it is highly unlikely we will see a huge rally in those coins anytime soon.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 16, 2022, 04:05:41 AM
Yeah, they've made also that and it could be bigger because of them. But the actual thing with metaverse as related to the crypto market. It's really going to be the same as the ICOs if there are no big players just joined like Facebook.
The focus of the metaverse won't be with the payments but with the interaction and like a social living which is Facebook's expertise.
If the actual intention of the technology is the intention then what will be the role of payment there and all these token projects created for that purpose? For me they just get along with the trend but as a investor we have to think what is needed what should be avoided.
Payment will still be there but it's not the focus but the actual use case of being a metaverse like you're being inside the virtual world. There would be payments here and there and that's already a given cause since it's related to cryptocurrencies.
Every project is always riding the hype and that's why many of them are thinking of what's going to be the best for them.

I believe, the concept of metaverse has been boosted its possible use case in the market due to pandemic reasons.
To avoid going outside for unnecessary transactions and just enjoy the entertainment at the comfort of your home, now, people have the choice via metaverse experience.
Though it is quite expensive at the start but I think, the price will go down as many companies will join this industry.
In my opinion, it may not be a bubble as it has use case in the entertainment industry and for people who are introverts, this will be a very good avenue for them to have fun without physically interacting with other people.
But what it is going to bring new? If making payments from the comfort itself is the main reason then people can do it with the help of internet banking itself or if someone wants to eliminate the third party so called banks then they can use bitcoin so what is the actual play of metaverse is going to be is still unknown to me.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: TravelMug on February 16, 2022, 04:07:42 AM
I would say that everything in crypto is a bubble, even bitcoin goes on a bubble and then burst every 4 year cycle.

The problem is that can Metaverse after reaching it's high and the bubble is burst, can it recover or not? that is the big question that no one can answer for now because it on the hype phase. Many are in the FOMO move and entering the picture because they don't want to missed the boat.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: bhadz on February 16, 2022, 11:48:48 AM
Payment will still be there but it's not the focus but the actual use case of being a metaverse like you're being inside the virtual world. There would be payments here and there and that's already a given cause since it's related to cryptocurrencies.
Every project is always riding the hype and that's why many of them are thinking of what's going to be the best for them.

I believe, the concept of metaverse has been boosted its possible use case in the market due to pandemic reasons.
To avoid going outside for unnecessary transactions and just enjoy the entertainment at the comfort of your home, now, people have the choice via metaverse experience.
Though it is quite expensive at the start but I think, the price will go down as many companies will join this industry.
In my opinion, it may not be a bubble as it has use case in the entertainment industry and for people who are introverts, this will be a very good avenue for them to have fun without physically interacting with other people.
The pandemic really had played one big part on the growth of the Metaverse projects. Because everyone was at home during the implementation of lockdowns.
The interest for such projects became stronger and that's why the growth of it was enormous and scaled at its best. But that's not yet the peak of it, there's probably more to it or worse, its growth will start to decline.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: mindrust on February 19, 2022, 02:41:37 PM
it's still too early to judge the metaverse because this project is still too young so if you want to invest in it research further and be prepared if this project becomes a bubble and for which and sand I think it's worth holding on to.


META's stock price has been nose diving lately. (nearly 50% down from its ATH) I don't think the investors completely embraced Zuck's idea. It is a dumpster fire right now. If Zuck can't lure people in to his "verse", then I am afraid this will be the end for this company. It will be the next "myspace". When FB came out it was an interesting idea. It was cool. Meta is just... the second "second life".


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: blockman on February 19, 2022, 02:46:17 PM
it's still too early to judge the metaverse because this project is still too young so if you want to invest in it research further and be prepared if this project becomes a bubble and for which and sand I think it's worth holding on to.
We will know once we go bear market. We're going to see if the metaverse projects including the nft market will also be going to bear. Then, one can say that it's a bubble without describing it but only by looking at its market cap of it.
I don't want to see the market go on a bear trend soon. But just like anyone who sees the market that's prospering, he'll say that it's a bubble just like what everyone has said for bitcoin.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 20, 2022, 04:44:59 PM
I don't think it's a bubble, as we all know that metaverse technology is a new thing so it's natural that it's still expensive, this is certainly a good opportunity for us to make big profits by following the latest trends.
The hype was at the peak last year and many of the tokens that had metaverse rallied a lot and after that the market is down by a really huge margin and there is no signs of moving up. So in that regard there was the hype and everyone cashed in and made their profits and there are many that are still holding the coins and it is highly unlikely we will see a huge rally in those coins anytime soon.

Well, it is clear that it is not a bubble, and I always use the analogy with Mark Zuckerberg, he did not change his name from Facebook to Meta just because of emotions or because he got carried away by what others said, much less because it was going to be a bubble , I think that there it is already a guarantee that it will not be a bubble, that it will be a trend yes, that people do not know well about the metaverses, well that is a reality, the metaverses have not even been launched so that people have access then It is something that cannot be said that it is already there, we cannot speak of a bubble when in reality it has not appeared and we have not tried it.


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: sabaru1212 on February 21, 2022, 01:21:54 AM
Undoubtedly, the current Metaverse is “overestimated” by us, and both the industry and the market need to return to rationality


Title: Re: Is the Metaverse a bubble?
Post by: pangu on July 19, 2022, 09:59:53 PM
Bloomberg - Animoca Exec. Chairman Yat Siu on the Future of the Metaverse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXCNd363i2E