In recent years, we have witnessed the growing popularity of metaverses, with applications that already go far beyond video games, creating new spaces to socialize, learn, work and conduct business.
One of the main attractions of metaverses is their ability to offer a more authentic and personalized experience than traditional social networks. Unlike social platforms where information is shared in a “news feed” or “wall” format, metaverses allow users to interact in a three-dimensional virtual space and engage in activities that feel closer to life. real.
As metaverses become more advanced and sophisticated, we are likely to see an increase in their popularity and usage. In fact, some people believe that metaverses will eventually replace traditional social networks, as they offer a more immersive and authentic experience.
In this sense, Jon Fatelevich, CEO of StadioPlus, spoke in the podcast 'The Voices of Satoshi', by Bit2Me and Web3MBA. In the conversation, about how the metaverses affected the world of football, Fatelevich expressed that “that content of having your own avatar, of having your own club shirt, of interactions within the metaverse for me is something quite organic. Metaverses or virtual worlds are going to replace social networks. The only difference is that social networks are 2D and they are going to make social networks in 3D. What is done today on a screen where you have your feed, will become a more immersive experience in which you will meet your friends in that experience.
Of course, there are still many challenges that need to be overcome before metaverses become the norm. The technology is not yet fully developed, and there are still issues related to security and privacy that need to be resolved. However, with the rapid advancement of technology and the growing demand for virtual experiences, metaverses are likely to become an increasingly important part of our online lives.
«I think that everything is going towards virtual worlds, towards the metaverse, and that is where we will be able to get the most out of generation Z, who apart from being very involved in all this technology, are also going to consume much more content digital, and this content will be able to be monetized. They are also new business models for the sports industry, which is why everyone is entering," Fatelevich explained.
