Is Metaverse Really The Future We Want? Lets Talk About

Optimism for the Metaverse: Real-World Applications Drive Investment

The metaverse economy could be an $8-13 trillion transferable 

Market by 2030 with a wide array of use cases across sectors, said Citibank’s 2020 report.

Experts are also optimistic about the future of the metaverse sector because of its real-world applications. Companies like Meta, Apple, and Microsoft are investing in the metaverse sector for various AR-VR products.

Is Metaverse The Future We Want?

The metaverse has the potential to recover in the future, but there are several factors to consider, such as the pros and cons of the metaverse sector which will affect the growth of the sector.

Pros & Cons Of Metaverse

A fully realized metaverse may be a decade or more away, but numerous positives and developing uses that technology provides have already been identified.

Some of the perks and developing uses of the metaverse include more equal access to virtual experiences, more social connections and lifelike interactions, more accurate representations of physical items in the virtual world, new business prospects, and many more.

However, businesses and consumers must be mindful of potential roadblocks along the way to the metaverse.

Some downsides of the metaverse that may limit its expansion include limited involvement for some, greater equipment costs, the possibility of bullying, harassment, and assault, additional privacy concerns and security issues, addictive behavior, and many more.

These are some factors that might affect the metaverse sector in both positive and negative ways. Meanwhile, one more thing which might influence metaverse growth is: How it will change the way we perceive user data.

Metaverse Will Alter The Way We Perceive User Data?

In the metaverse, the data of users are collected in such a way real-world retailers notice. In the real world, retailers first evaluate user demand and then showcase their services to those users. Similarly, the metaverse will also monitor users' behavior and choices and will act accordingly.

Furthermore, metaverse companies that share Web3 values are already constructing fully open and transparent communities in which users in each virtual landscape set their own rules for data collecting, data usage, and data governance.

All these factors indicate that the metaverse is just taking one step back in order to leap higher. Several companies have already announced their intention to invest in future metaverse products.