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Hi, everyone.
Welcome to today's video.
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I hope all of you are
doing well on this video.
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I'm going to help you understand
the potential of Metaverse.
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Now, please don't drop off.
Please don't drop off.
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I know many of you might not like this
video gaming stuff and virtual reality
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stuff and artificial intelligence type
of stuff, but I urge you to listen to this
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video because there is a very
important lesson here.
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Every decade gets an investment
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opportunity that makes them
really rich in our parents'time.
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That was investing in real estate.
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In my opinion, in our generation,
Metaverse could be one such opportunity.
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Therefore, we spend 1015 minutes
listening to this video.
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You will understand a lot of things
in a very intuitive manner.
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That's 1 second key point.
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I have made an equity investment
in an Indian Metaverse company.
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I'm going to explain you,
why have I done it?
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And I will see your feedback
in the comments section.
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Whether you think that that
Metaverse can go big or not.
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And final key point that I'm going to talk
about on today's video is that if you are
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interested in investing in Metaverse,
how you can do it.
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So let's start the discussion and let me
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first and foremost, tell you
what Metaverse actually is.
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I had made a separate video on Meta
that is Facebook so you can watch it there
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to understand more about a more
palpable Meta version to say.
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But let me summarize
the entire story here.
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So people get confused quite a bit.
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When they start talking about Metaverse,
they assume that it's some kind of a video
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game and people are selling land or
Facebook is doing something with Oculus.
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So let me help you understand that point
in a slightly more intuitive manner.
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First.
So Metaverse is nothing but a new planet.
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That is how I will define it.
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That right now we are living on Earth.
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Now you have created a new
planet in virtual reality.
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And that is what a Metaverse
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So you can see Mark Zuckerberg wearing
an Oculus and looking at something.
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So he's looking at this new planet.
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And there on that Metaverse,
that is a new planet.
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He can do a bunch of different things.
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For example, he can walk around in his
avatar, he can interact with other people.
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For example, if I'm there, he can say
Hi to me and I can say Hi to him.
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We can go to work from our communities.
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We can play games together
and a bunch of different things.
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Right.
So in simple terms,
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it's a new planet and it has a bunch
of functionalities associated with it.
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For example, right now,
when you go and play a video game,
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there is a bunch of functionalities
associated with it.
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For example, in the old times,
people used to play Mario Aladdin.
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Then they started playing
something like God of wars.
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I'm a big fan of God of wars.
All the God of wars.
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And he hit the like button
will make me super happy.
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So you play all these different games.
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What are you essentially doing?
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You have been transported to a new
planet and you are getting entertained.
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The value that you are
deriving from that new planet.
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That game that you are playing is that you
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are deriving entertainment
value out of it.
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Very important point.
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So right now on video games, you are
deriving this entertainment value.
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Now imagine a planet where you
can derive a lot more than this.
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You can go party with your friends,
you can go launch your own
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cryptocurrencies or a new
world version of Currencies.
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You can go and start new
businesses on that planet.
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So the entire value that can be derived
out of a meta worse makes meta worse one
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of the foremost innovations
in my opinion for our generation.
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And therefore, I feel that you should
learn more about it,
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figure out what investment options are
there, and accordingly,
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take bets now just to very quickly
round up the conversations.
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Right now, there are two
types of Metaverses right.
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The first type is the meta or
the Facebook type, which is palpable.
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Right.
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Because all our parents understand
who Mans Zuckerberg is.
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He owns Instagram.
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He owns WhatsApp he owns
Facebook and no meta.
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So that's, like more palpable
version of Metaverse.
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He's also trying to create a new planet,
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and another new planet is
being created in the crypto or
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blockchain world.
Right.
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So these are two variants of Metaverse
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that exist right now, and you can
invest in both these Metaverse .
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For example, if you want to invest
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in Facebook or Meta, you can go
and buy a US stock, which is meta.
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You can go and buy Facebook stock.
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So you as a retail investor,
become an investor in Meta.
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Your second option is that you can go buy
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NFPs non fungible tokens, and you can
also buy certain cryptocurrencies.
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For example, you can buy something like
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Mana, which is the cryptocurrency
for the center line.
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There are Metaverses like Decentraland,
Axie Infinity, sandbox.
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These are all competitors to physical
or more palpable Metaverse
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That is meta.
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Now, you might have a very important
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question for me here that you spoke
about two different types of Metaverse.
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One is Facebook meta Zuckerberg, that's 1
second you spoke about crypto Metaverse.
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So which one is better and as
retail investors what we should do.
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So, in all honesty,
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I'm invested in both because we don't
know which of these Metaverses will win.
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So I'm investing in both the places I know
for a fact that Metaverse going to win.
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So therefore, I'm picking up really good
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projects in this meta type of companies,
and also in this crypto world.
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Crypto Metaverses .
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But here's an important story that you
need to understand that Facebook very
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recently tried to launch
a crypto coin called as Libra.
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Right.
And the project did not go really well.
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Why did it not go really well?
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I'll help you understand the reason,
but first, let us understand why did
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Facebook decide to launch Libra or they
have not disclosed the entire plans.
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But the back end story to this is
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that Facebook actually
wants to make a meta worse.
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They want to get into the
crypto space as well.
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They have been trying really, really hard.
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Crypto is modulated by decentralization,
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decentralization means
that there is no central authority.
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And what is Facebook known for?
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Facebook is basically known
for aggregating your data,
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packaging it and selling it to highest
bidders that are advertisers.
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So no one trusts Facebook.
From that perspective,
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no one is believing the entire audiences
are not believing in the narrative
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that you know what Facebook is truly
going to create a decentralized system.
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Therefore, their Liberal
project did not go really well.
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That's partly partly in order to create
a new Metaverse or a new planet.
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What do you need?
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You need people to believe in it, number
one that you need to have customers.
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Second, you need to have developers
because this planet needs to be built
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on technology, which is
the blockchain technology.
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So you need developers to come onto that
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Metaverse and start creating more
products and systems and processes.
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Now, that has not happened for Facebook.
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That has, however, happen for crypto
or blockchain oriented Metaverse.
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So let me take you through one of the key
examples, which is called as Decentraland.
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And this is what Decentraland looks like.
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Now, this will look like
a futuristic video game for you.
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But trust me, this is
more than a video game.
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So let me give you a very quick
tour of this on Decentraland
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You can create,
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explore and trade in the first ever
virtual world owned by its users.
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This is decentralized.
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That is the power of Decentraland.
Let us scroll through.
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Let me tell you some more things.
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Lose yourself in this amazing evolving
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world so you can do a bunch
of different things.
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Explore landowners by users to experience
incredible scenes and structures.
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Is that right?
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You can create is the limit
of your imaginations.
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You can buy, sell land, estates,
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avatars variables named the center line
marketplace, stocking the very best
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digital goods and paraphernalia
backed by Ethereum blockchain.
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So this entire Decentraland is a planet
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in itself, planet in itself, and it is
powered by a currency called as Mana.
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I will show that to you in a minute.
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What can you do with this currency?
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You can actually buy a piece
of land real estate.
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You can buy all these different
different things, right?
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You can in fact, trade it.
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There are different NFTs that you can
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trade on a platform called
as Openseas as well.
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So this is our biggest NFP Marketplace,
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so you can do all these
different bunch of things.
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So all these digital assets,
all these digital assets that you see
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these become tradable because
of the NFT functionalities.
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Now, there are two,
three key things that I'll quickly explain
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because some of you might
be complete beginners.
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So let me first and foremost,
talk about what NFTs are.
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Now, this is an NFT.
Okay.
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Now this is a virtual piece of art or
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wearable or a gadget that is
there on a virtual world, right.
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For example, if you are playing,
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let's say Call of Duty,
which is a video game and you buy a gun,
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you buy a really nice gun,
you spend your real $100 to buy that gun.
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Now you can't do anything much
with it outside that game.
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But on an NFT, what you can do is that,
for example, this jacket,
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you can go on open seas and you
can sell it off for real money.
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So this is the functionality of blockchain
based NFTs that they become tradable.
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They become like commodities.
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You can sell them, buy them,
you can monetize them.
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And that is the reason why the next leg
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of video gaming is Metaverse because
there is real incentive for people to play
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engage with these games because
they get to make money.
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There is a game called as Axie Infinity,
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where if you participate
on the tournaments that are happening
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in Axie Infinity, you can
make real money, right?
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A large population of Philippines ended up
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playing and exploring this game because
the money that they were making by playing
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Infinity was much larger than they
could have made by doing their day job.
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So a lot of people in Philippines quit
doing their day jobs and started playing
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this video game full time to make
money and make real income.
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So that is the power of Metaverses.
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Right now there are three major
Metaverses in the crypto world.
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Right?
One is Axie Infinity Infinity.
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Second, we are talking about Decentraland
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and third is Sandbox.
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These are three major Metaverses that are
existing in the crypto space and looks
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like that one of these
three will win the race.
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Now you would say this
sounds super exciting.
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I want to invest in it.
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What should I do?
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You can actually go on wall and you can
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buy a coin called as Mana,
and you can see the returns of this coin.
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Right.
This has been going crazy.
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Right?
So it launched somewhere in 2017.
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The performance was very
flat for two, three years.
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Then it has skyrocketed from last year
onwards from approximately
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00:15, it has gone up to 4.2 also,
which is like exponential return on this
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asset because the entire meta
narrative is picking up steam.
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A lot of companies are coming up.
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A lot of companies are taking their claim
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that they will become
the next prominent meta.
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Worse.
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Right now the war is going
on between four different companies.
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One is Facebook.
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Second is Decentraland.
Third is Sandbox.
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Four is Axienfinity.
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All have their different utilities.
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And these are the leading
Metaverses that is out there.
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Now you would say, did you purchase MENA?
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I have purchased MENA,
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but in very small quantities,
I am still sitting on massive profits
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on it because I believe in this
entire Metaverse narrative.
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Now you would say Akshat you are speaking
about like some futuristic stuff
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which will probably fly,
which will probably not fly.
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Can you show us some real world evidence
of big companies investing in it?
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Okay.
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So two things right that I
would like to show.
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So first and foremost that companies like
Microsoft and Facebook are building
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Metaverses Facebook, unfortunately has
failed in its crypto game Libra project.
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Therefore, it has moved to a physical,
more palpable type of a meta was taking
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a completely different narrative,
so probably it might be there.
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Secondly, point, you need to take
a look at the marketplace.
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So this is market.decentraland.org And
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here you can start trading
all these different NFTS.
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Right.
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So these are newest items so
you can buy it right here.
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You just need to connect your wallet
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and you can start buying
all these different stuff.
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How to do it if you want to know, I will
create a separate video on this second.
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This is what is super interesting, right?
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These are parcels of land that you can buy
and a lot of big companies, for example,
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Coin Market Cap is a real world company
that is buying land in Metaverses
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similarly, Binance is
buying land on metaverses.
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You have other big big companies that are
jumping in and are buying land on all
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these Metaverses because they
understand the functionality of it.
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They understand that a lot of users
are getting attracted to it.
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There is real world
utility of these things.
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You would say, how real world utility?
Okay.
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Go back to the Philippines example that I
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was telling you one is that, hey,
go play like some football video game.
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You're wasting your time.
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You're not making any money and your mom
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will be after your life
that he goes and study.
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Otherwise, you'll not be able to build
your career or hay daughter don't waste
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your time playing all
this video game stuff.
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It's just not worth it, right?
It's a waste of time.
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You'll never be able to build career.
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Option two, go and play Axie Infinity.
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You make real world money.
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You put food on the table
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for you to your mom that hey,
let me play this video game.
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I'll end up making $100 from it.
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So this is actually becoming a career
for people because there is a way
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that by participating in these Metaverses,
you can unlock NFTs and trade it here.
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Right?
Trade it here, sell and make real money.
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Trade in these assets.
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And this becomes like a major part
of the economy going forward.
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So from that perspective,
Metaverse is here to stay.
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It's not going anywhere in what form shape
it exists that remains to be seen
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and which will be the market
leader that remains to be seen.
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Okay, so in that context,
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let me talk about my investment
in one of the companies.
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The company's name is
Zionverse it's a Metaverse
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It's an India Focus Metaverse.
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So essentially what they do is that they
create different series of games
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and there is an NFT that they
have recently launched.
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It's called a Laxshmi NF T.
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I'll put the links in the description box.
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Also, you can check it out.
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It's a fascinating company.
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I will invite the founder also
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on my channel someday to discuss
more about the NFT economy.
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Let me know if you want me to do
that super fascinating space.
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They are creating an India
focused Metaverse.
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Now the Indian narrative stays
behind when it comes to technology.
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There has been like a lot of problems
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in terms of propagating
technology from India.
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From that perspective.
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So Zionverse has been able
to create an India Focus Metaverse.
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Now you would say this is like a replicate
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or something like Axie Infinity
or Decentraland, etc.
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And no, it's an Indianised version.
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Yes, it propagates Indian mythology,
India's philosophy and brings out a lot
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of interesting learning
elements to it as well.
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There is opportunity to make
money in this Metaverse.
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Also, I will release a separate video
on this entire company altogether so
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that you understand how Indians are
also picking up their NFC game.
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You are not getting left behind
in this creator economy.
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So you learn more about that.
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We have recently launched something called
Laxshmi NFT which allows you to do fixed
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deposit on your NFT
and make returns out of it.
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So again, a very fascinating concept
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which embodies finance gamification
and blockchain technology to make money.
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This is defining the next
leg of technology.
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I would appreciate all of your support
because there are very few Indian
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companies that are doing it
at this scale right now.
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So this is where I'll start
summarizing the video.
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Number one, I hope you understand
the concept of what Metaverse is.
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Number two.
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There are specific investment
opportunities in Metaverse.
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I am very bullish about this space.
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Number three,
if you are a retail investor,
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you can go with more palatable Metaverse
like Facebook or Meta,
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or you can invest in a crypto focus
Metaverse or you can invest
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in an India Focus Metaverse also,
but definitely do learn about this space.
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This is an evolving space.
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You as an investor will find great
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potential in this because
the idea is nascent.
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It will continue to evolve with time
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with people's feedback around
and it will retain scale over time.
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But this is definitely a narrative
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that you should invest
more time learning about.
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Let me know if you have more questions.
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I'll be happy to do
a part two of this video.
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This was an introduction path.
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I'll do a slightly more advanced
part about Metaverses and NFTs.
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Let me know in the comments section.
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If there is enough traction,
enough comments and enough likes for this
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video, I will definitely
make part two of this video.
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Thank you so much and I will
see you the next time..
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