Bitcoin touches new milestone. Work meetings will move to metaverse
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Mehr lesenBitcoin has reached a new milestone: 90 percent of all Bitcoins set to ever enter supply have now been mined.
According to Blockchain.com, 90% of all Bitcoins have been mined. There are currently
18.89 million Bitcoins on the market out of the maximum possible number of 21 million.
It has taken almost 12 years to reach this milestone since the first Bitcoins were mined on
January 9, 2009. However, we do not expect to mine the remaining stock until February 2140,
based on estimates of network activity and plans by so-called Bitcoin halving.
Fan paid USD 450,000 for metaverse land next to Snoop Dogg's land
An anonymous investor has paid USD 450,000 for a virtual land plot in the Sandbox metaverse where Snoop Dogg is "building" his Snoopverse world. Although this seems a lot, landowners in this virtual world can also earn and profit - for example, from visitors and other metaverse residents.
Several well-known brands, companies, and personalities have already joined the virtual world. Such as Adidas, Atari, and deadmau5. (2)
Bill Gates predicts that business meetings will move to the metaverse in 2-3 years
We may be working in the metaverse's virtual world sooner than we thought. Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates predicts that most employees will attend virtual metaverse meetings in the next two or three years.
"I anticipate that most virtual meetings will move from 2D image grids from cameras to a metaverse - a 3D space with digital avatars," said Gates. (3)
Source: www.finance.yahoo.com (1) www.rolingstone.com (2) www.usatoday.com (3)