Tomorrow Decentraland Is Launching The World’s First Metaverse ATM

August 2nd, the world’s first metaverse ATM will be launched on the Decentraland platform.

Decentraland ATM

Starting tomorrow, August 2nd, the world’s first metaverse ATM will be launched on the Decentraland platform, in partnership with the Transak payment gateway, and Metaverse Architects studio. Users of the metaverse users will have the chance to participate in the inaugural events accompanying the launch over the ten days that follow.

Crypto ATMs in Metaverse

The Transak ATM will enable users to purchase Decentraland‘s local cryptocurrency ‘MANA’, along with any other cryptocurrency, using fiat currency from directly within the metaverse.

Sponsored

According to the creators, the ATM is intended to ease the metaverse user experience by making Web 3.0 transactions resemble that of using an ATM in the real world. The solution was developed by Transak, an integration that provides a fiat-to-crypto payment gateway.

The team behind the move hope that the solution will increase conversion rates in metaverse stores, while also lowering the knowledge gap required to operate in Decentraland.

During the onboarding event at the Airdrop Conference Center, the creators will explain how metaverse property owners can integrate the ATM solution to monetize their digital real estate.

Banks Have Already Joined the Metaverse

Recognizing the unbridled potential presented by the metaverse, the world’s leading banks have wasted little time getting involved with the innovation. International banking giant HSBC and virtual gaming platform The Sandbox announced a partnership on March 16th, while banking giant J.P. Morgan launched its first metaverse lounge on Decentraland at the beginning of 2022.

J.P. Morgan’s expansion into virtual real estate came with the release of a white paper that explored the opportunities presented by the development of the metaverse. The leading bank claims that the metaverse market could eventually generate $1 trillion in annual revenue.

On the Flipside

  • The phenomenon of banks entering the metaverse is closely related to the boom of digital real estate. However, this new market is still in its early development phase.
  • In certain circumstances, real estate in virtual worlds, often known as the metaverse, can cost millions of dollars.However, even its supporters have warned prospective investors of the risk posed by the venture, as it is nigh impossible to foresee exactly how the metaverse will develop, or in which directions.

Why You Should Care

  • The metaverse’s market value is estimated to reach as much as $947.118 billion by 2030.
  • The virtual real estate market is expected to increase by $5.37 billion between 2022 and 2026. $1.9 billion worth of land has been sold across the top ten virtual world platforms.

Read about the top 10 metaverses to keep an eye on in 2022:
https://dailycoin.com/top-10-metaverses-to-keep-an-eye-on-in-2022/

Find out more about why some believe that investors should invest in Decentraland (MANA), The Sandbox (SAND), and Mushe (XMU):
https://dailycoin.com/mushe-xmu-aims-for-improvements-in-the-metaverse/

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