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El metaverso es dinero y las criptos reinan: por qué estarás en blockchain cuando saltes al mundo virtual

  • Written by Rabindra Ratan, Associate Professor of Media and Information, Michigan State University
imageEn el metaverso, los objetos digitales que se pueden poseer - tu avatar y la ropa del avatar, por ejemplo - son 'criptoactivos'.Duncan Rawlinson - Duncan.co/Flickr, CC BY-NC

Puede que pienses que el metaverso será un montón de espacios virtuales interconectados, una World Wide Web pero a la que se accede a través de la realidad...

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