Sn Upadhyay

1-  Metaverse So we’re not talking about Facebook [exclusively]. The metaverse is a permanent environment where people work, play, and socialize in the virtual world of augmented reality, virtual reality, 3D holographic avatars, and video—not simply one-off experiences like gaming. 2- Tokens that aren’t fungible (NFTs) Beyond figuring out where brands fit in the metaverse, Zach Passarella, marketing director of nutraceutical brand Supplement Manufacturing Partners, added that brands will have to experiment more with blockchain technology in order to prepare for Web 3.0—the next evolution of the web, which will be more decentralized. Non-fungible tokens are a popular component of the blockchain (NFTs). Because it has no equals, it is non-fungible, which means it cannot be traded for anything of equivalent worth. The US dollar, for example, is fungible. A $100 banknote may be exchanged for five $20 bills. However, owing of the authenticity issue, you can’t trade your grandmother’s weddin