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sortofhappyish

What if the sun explodes? What if God decides the universe was a bad idea and switches it off to start over with a universe made of nothing but snails? What if the entire universe is a VR simulation and the user is told to go to bed NOW young man? There I covered all of decembers posts.

SprinklesDeep5610

The current bullish I can’t trust but after 1 year it will dominate metaverse world, people will be busy selecting land and rushing to get one, companies and brands will be busy with sale and production in EarthMeta, gaming industries will be busy implementing games in virtual earth, media will be busy searching EarthMeta news , tourist will be busy hanging out in virtual cities with AR AND VR TECHNOLOGY and many more …

yellowsockss

have you ever used AR or VR tech? What about internet through starlink? tech requires time to adopt. aside from adoption time, btc primarily is used for store of value rather than medium of exchange. when was the last time you paid your grocery bill with gold coins?

coinfeeds-bot

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Huge_Monero_Shill

I mean, this is could be done today with VR glasses that convert and overlay the BTC price. The future will be distributed and multi-everything, and people will have technology that converts everything to their prefered language, currency, temperature units, color scheme. We already do it, just that but more.

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phoggey

I used to mine BTC at 1 per every 10 minutes on a desktop PC. Blockchain has one purpose, listing things. It has no other useful application or we would know. That's why so many meme coins exist in the top coin market caps. Basically, no one has any idea how crypto works. If Trump's reelection proves anything, people are fucking stupid and will believe anything you hear enough, especially to make or keep a buck. I'm even a web3 dev. It's literally gambling/speculation except proof of work of itself becomes a commodity. One day there will be one remaining bag holder. It's like Santa, you don't want to be the first to find out it's not magic, but you don't want to be the last. One day, BTC will be a memory due to quantum computing and we'll laugh it now big of a craze it was, but we'll also be living a VR utopia at that stage and it wont matter. Or have all died out. Enjoy your tulips while you can.

fan_of_hakiksexydays

lol 25x That's asking for a lot. Even last bullrun in 2021, you had to dig deep into shitcoins to find a lottery ticket like that. I think only a few like GALA and CEEK VR made 25% or more.

TankSpecialist8857

I can tell you the logic that was used at the time, if you’re interested? The year was 2020. It was a wild time. Work from home? A new concept. Zoom? Created out of necessity. This also pushed Zuck and others to invest heavily into VR. In 2020, VR was like AI. Super hot. Of course, there then had to be DECENTRALIZED VR.  Then crypto took off. Everyone was stuck at home, VR made sense and crypto was going nuts. And you had a lot of execs, celebs and other people spending time in VR spaces. So the logic behind “buying land” was that you would bump into VR Brian Armstrong and be able to pitch your startup idea. There was at least, SOME logic. As much as there can be in a Covid crazed bull run.

Chronmagnum55

You kind of ignored my entire point about online games and how big those communities are from a social standpoint. I think you just can't see yourself being someone who would dive into VR all the time, so assume the rest of the world is the same. If you even told people 30-40 years ago something like youtube would exist and be one of the most popular forms of media, they would have said the same. Look at something like Twitch that is all about viewer engagement and building communities. With how rapidly technology is evolving, you'd be silly to dismiss these things.

Firm_Recording_2971

There’s a huge difference between the internet with watching YouTube video then going into a VR “world”

Chronmagnum55

Uh, do you not realize how many people already spend the majority of their time sitting on their computers? Think of all the people who play World of Warcraft, and that's their entire block of free time/social life. If they continue to improve the VR experience, people will flock to it. The ability to socialize and play games with your friends in a sophisticated VR world is many peoples dream of the future. You severely underestimate the number of introverted people. It would also allow people to connect with others across the globe in a more meaningful way. People were saying similar things about the internet 30-40 years ago. Look at how far we've come and how it's now an integral part of almost everyone's lives.

agumonkey

Well, my tiny opinion is that, Musk wants an interplanetary species with robotaxis and personal cyborgs. Being close to the political center would make him able to secure that wish. Now personally I never watched ST much and never liked it either, nor am i fond of technological progress. Saying this as an ex nerd still doing programming .. I'm more and more jaded by this vision which seems like a shallow rehash of past human improvements (no TV -> TV -> screens everywhere -> VR -> implants) which is just the same old consumerist + finance world driving the music and IMO not at all what makes a human or a tribe happy at all.

Fabbelouz

"Nobody uses crypto for anything". Just because you are unaware and does 0 research does not mean its not true. Ripple has over 300+ partnerships with financial institutions globally, including notable ones like Santander, American Express, and SBI Holdings. RippleNet is used for cross-border remittances by these entities. Chainlink has 1,000+ integrations and partnerships with companies in finance, insurance, gaming, and more. It is partnered with Google Cloud, SWIFT, and many DeFi projects. Ethereum's enterprise blockchain framework, Ethereum Enterprise Alliance, has 200+ members including large corporations like JPMorgan, Microsoft, and Intel. Solana has partnerships with large firms like FTX, Serum, and Chainlink, and it hosts a large number of projects in the NFT and DeFi sectors: Solana has over 400 decentralized applications (dApps) and millions of active users, especially in the NFT and gaming sectors. Render serves a few thousand users, mainly digital artists, studios, and companies requiring rendering power for CGI, VR, and AR applications.

SiliconFiction

NFT tech has a lot of promise. NFT art might only really take off if VR/AR/metaverse takes off.

Tasty_Action5073

8K VR Deepfakes in 2140? No impressed at all. Who programmed this 😅

Business_Smile

Pretty sure there will be quite a few 8K VR deepfake memes to celebrate 🎉

sortofhappyish

Will it eventually build photorealistic VR pornography complete with full body suits for its loyalest servants? if so, I'm in!

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slackboulder

Most people literally spend their whole day on a screen. We are on this app now rather than talking to people in the real world. The metaverse is coming. Still years away, but VR is only going to get better. The hype was early, but it's where all the tech is headed.

Astramie

I'll just say that the metaverse is not a crypto idea. It existed way before it, just maybe without the cringe name. Decentraland failing doesn't mean metaverse failed, it just means crypto projects suck at executing the idea or don't really understand the idea because they are too focused on other things. If you're talking about the VR/AR aspect of the metaverse, current VR/AR tech is still not good enough. If you think about it, if actual VR/AR companies haven't cracked the barrier of adoption yet, then how are crypto projects going to? They slap crypto on it and voila... adoption? But seriously, NFT tech fits in very well with the metaverse. It allows for true ownership of digital identity and assets, not just a lease from some big tech company who owns the platform. They aren't just stupid expensive jpegs, it actually has utility if you take a look at how some projects are beginning to use it. The actual intertwining of crypto and the metaverse might be later when both are more mature.

throwawayaccountdown

Idk, I still like the current implementation of a metaverse in Vrchat. With only 3 full body trackers (your movements are tracked in game), eye tracking and face tracking it feels pretty immersive. Just being able to watch some movies in a virtual cinema or in a cosy virtual apartment with others is pretty nice. Graphics are getting better and better. Why not do that in real life? I do, but I also have friends that live abroad. Also, some visuals cannot be easily created in a real life setting, while the imagination of world creators is the limit in VR.

s1n0d3utscht3k

it’s also not just virtual worlds it’s supposed to be the virtual world of all the internet. the term is supposed to be for a future version of our current internet — a virtual reality cyberspace. all our internet but accessible in VR the shitty Second Life clones are not the metaverse as originally defined.

VlatnGlesn

You might be right about potential mass appeal, but I'm a lifelong gamer and what you're describing sounds absolutely terrible. It also sounds decades away from being accessible, practical and useful. I'm curious as to what your take is regarding the lack of any meaningful success and low consumer adoption rate for the current VR offerings. Billions of R&D seemingly thrown into the void...

ltr27

Maybe measured public discourse isn’t for you. Maybe go back to your semen retention and VR hentai. I’m not one to kink shame. But if that’s your kink; shame.

King_O_Diamond

Yeah let's take advice from a VR weeb 🤣

80UNC3EBACK

1 sec chart in VR for me

TyranaSoreWristWreck

Dude, the entire story of the internet and Technology of the last 50 years is nothing but examples of serendipitous perfect work. How about how arpanet became the internet? Or the invention of the web? Or the open source Community creating AI language models that can fool a person? Or the open source Community creating VR as a lesser example? Or the thousands of other ubiquitous Little Gems that the open source Community has created?

Every_Hunt_160

Don’t forget we got shitty super laggy VR games with 2000s graphics like Decentraland reach multi billion dollar valuation in the last bull run

Every_Hunt_160

Zuck zuck tried to make metaverse a clone of VR games and failed miserably in his experiment

mopsyd

Metaverse and VR are pretty much anathemic tech. Nobody wants them, and they not only don't want them but resent them being pushed at all. That gives them a net negative appeal, which is never going to be a good investment under any circumstances.

DarthBuzzard

VRChat does almost double that on Friday/Weekends peak times, but Steam is only half the userbase; Quest is the other half. Rec Room via Steam is maybe 5% of the VR userbase. The other 95% are on Quest. Daily users and concurrent users are different things. Usually daily users is at least 10x that of concurrent. Monthly users can be 3-5x (or more) of daily users, which is where the millions comes from.

pushdose

The hype was far too early. Virtual spaces will become popular but they need more compute, more AI, more accessibility, and more purpose. I’m talking about VR contact lens level of tech or even brain computer interfaces. Way, way far away.

DarthBuzzard

> However, this has two key points: the first one, it needs to do something other than gaming and "cOoL eXpErIenCes". VR social apps have millions of users.

GodGMN

As a VR enthusiast I actually agree with you. It's a niche novelty, it's fun as hell, but it is so niche that I highly doubt it will take off in the coming years. It could maybe take off if the tech keeps advancing and we get to have smartphone level usability but with some goggles the size of regular glasses. However, this has two key points: the first one, it **needs** to do something other than gaming and "cOoL eXpErIenCes". Cool experiences are nice the first 2 days at best, after that, you want to do something with it. If it only has games, almost all of them feel half-baked and most of them are just a proof of concept, it's not going to hook pretty much anyone, just enthusiasts. However, if you could have a full mobile phone in there in AR/MR, typing was not a shitty experience, it was not ridiculous to wear it outside and its battery lasted at least a full day, it would be one of the greatest inventions ever made. The technology isn't there yet though and won't probably be for at least 20 or 30 years more. Maybe it won't ever get there if interest in VR/AR dies before reaching that point.

Smiling_Jack_

And will never catch on when you have to wear anything on your head that looks even remotely close to a VR headset. It will always be a niche novelty. I don't even remember the last time I used my Valve Index.

Kxllskum

Metaverse is stupid, VR gaming tho? That’s fun as hell

noticer626

Bitcoin is amazing. Truly amazing. I remember in business school we had to read this book called Crossing the Chasm. It's about how new innovations to the market and what that looks like overtime. Talks alot about the technology adoption cycle. Which is basically innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority and laggards. Some people just have the personality where they are early adopters. So they buy the latest tech gadgets. They buy the tesla trucks and the VR headgear like right when it comes out, etc. But one of the other interesting things in the book was about how the adoption of new technology is often sped up or slowed down by the effectiveness of the technology that the new tech is replacing. So for example, when cars were invented they competed against horses for travel so it took X years for cars to replace horses. Horses worked for thousands of years as a mode of transportation and would have continued to work forever but cars were better so they eventually replaced horses but it took a while. When email was invented it competed with regular snail mail. The mail system worked just fine but email was much better so the adoption/replacement was sped up. The book gives a bunch of examples that I can't remember now but it's interesting to see. Bitcoin is competing against a technology that absolutely won't continue, fiat money. All fiats die on their own overtime. Bitcoin is much better than fiat. So Bitcoin is inevitable. Although I would note that Bitcoin is competing not just against the technology of fiat but against a government mandate for fiat. An artificial market manipulations. So it may take a little bit longer for Bitcoin to replace fiat but I believe it's basically a guarantee.

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Zadchiel

yeah I know, way way harder. sadly I'm smart enough to even think of a way for it to work. Live service games I think they have an expiration date like lots of gachas or live devices games. and this is stepping into scifi but think something like Ready Player One minus the VR gimmick unless it's full immersion like SAO... hahaha maybe in web4?

hblok

The Metaverse was an obvious fad. But more importantly, it had no real use-cases. VR has been a fad over multiple cycles since the 1990s. Facebook's Meta in particular was nothing but a fancy Tamagotchi. AI is also over-hyped at the moment. However, it has its uses. In particular, if you look behind the buzzwords at the real technology, like neural networks and other machine learning techniques. That in everything already, from face-detecting cameras to speech recognition, basically any kind of pattern recognition or computer vision. As for quantum computing, yeah, that's still a wet dream. Theoretically, it has potential, however, it might not reach maturity in our life-time.

MinimalGravitas

> in fact I can spin up a validator node in my house right now if I want to, quite easily, and cheaper than an ethereum node My Ethereum node runs on a Rock 5b board, connected to normal domestic fibre. It cost about $400 in hardware if you include the SBC, SSD, power supply, case and fan. For Solana you need 1GB/s upload speed, which is not even an option for regular connections here and it needs 4x more RAM than my VR gaming rig... if you have a spare machine with that much RAM that you can use 'right now' then that puts you in the extreme minority. > Internet service should be at least 1GBbit/s symmetric, commercial. 10GBit/s preferred. https://docs.solanalabs.com/operations/requirements#networking > RAM: 256GB or more https://docs.solanalabs.com/operations/requirements#networking And if you want to actually use the node to connect your wallets to, post transactions, check balances etc you need double that amount of memory... https://docs.solanalabs.com/operations/requirements#rpc-node-recommendations My Rock 5b is powerful enough to not just act as an RPC for Ethereum, but I've got an Optimism RPC node running on it too... again, for $400, on regular fibre broadband.

Expensive_Editor_244

It will eat up all the business of Onlyfans and similar sites, like streaming ate up Blockbuster. Why would you pay to just look at a real girl who doesn’t give you the time of day, when you can get a personalized ai girl that will talk to you anytime and be ‘interested’ in everything you say. Forget about lonely men in their 30’s. Once the younger generation gets on it, after having their burgeoning puberty years socially stunted by Covid already, it’ll be a force to be reckoned with. I’ll bet you in the next couple years, Apple will have a deal when you get a new phone for an extra couple bucks a month you can get their VR headset. You think the youth (and let’s be honest, everybody) is glued to their phones every minute now? Try and compete with an ai girl on a vr headset telling you everything specifically you want to hear. Its frighteningly Futurama/Idiocracy, but theirs certainly a booming market there

StateofHealing

God hates too much and too less. When I speak of God = The Collective Consciousness. What I understand is God may sustain dictatorships as a necessity, and once the dictatorship impedes with the diversity of sentient perspectives then God shall impose its will. For the irreligious it's simply Unified Physics at work. So shall the gov't try to control BTC? It's more efficient if the gov't just regulate BTC moderately and let humanity fill-in the supposed niches onwards to post-scarcity, AR-VR technologies, and the related conventionals, holistics, and integratives. It won't also matter if the gov't over or under regulate since God's will shall be the provision.

PheelGoodInc

Matthew Kratter's book "Introduction to the stock market." After I read it, I found his YouTube channel to see what he was up to. He was still very early into Bitcoin. I remember one of the first videos I watched he recommended buying gold, silver, VR, and Bitcoin. That shows you how long ago that was.

bobbyv137

VR has orange pilled him. It’s going to be fine.

CelticBlue22

Render - I like this because of the APPLE partnership and all the uses with VR and the rest of the imaging world. ICP - Computer usage of GPU's make a ton of sense.....move away from software computing to a less expensive market in smart contracts. eco-friendly, AI infused projects. You dont need wallets to interact with the DAPPS, you only need a browser. I can only see this market exploding and with the limited amount of coins available, i think this can go 5-10x...... BTC- Digital gold....extremely limited.....nuff said Some other altcoins i dont get, but people praise them....

ts_wrathchild

What happens to the people in the VR class when the ship hits an iceberg? Do they drown too? Great analogy, but I'm curious as to what would happen to ETF holders if somehow a custodian went belly up. Not sure they'd be as screwed as the folks holding their own coin with that same custodian, but it's not been tested. Yet.

Threemonkeys123

They’ll start plugging people who can’t afford to live into the metaverse, stored in huge cryo warehouses and harvested for organs - hence all the advances in VR and AI Anyone with a satoshi in their wallet by 2030 will be reet 👌

DarthBen_in_Chicago

I’ll need an “adaptor” to connect my hardware wallets to my VR session and hope I connect it to the *right* VR session!

DigitylRise

Interesting you think we will still be using wires and living in a physical world. It's all gonna be VR

ExplanationSweet6907

In a long term, I would avoid memecoins and I would invest in solid projects like $CHZ or $VR. And of course in BTC, ETH, ALGO. But this is somethinh what I would do, DYOR.

Odd_Monk_132

Makes sense there's specific guides for VR, since it's a new novel form of computing input. There's no novel form a of input for bitcoin. I can't think of anything that's not already covered by design guides for software.

phaattiee

Inflation is only good if you already own assets... If employers can't afford to keep up with inflation you're gonna have a workforce that can't afford to invest so only those who are 40+ and already have their bonds, ISA's pension funds etc... filled will benefit. WEALTH INEQUALITY is the largest problem facing us, not gender, not racism, not lefties or conservatives... We should all be refusing to vote, refusing to pay tax and revolting in the streets about this unless you want to end up living a scifi dystopian reality inside that dumb meta-fucks AI controlled VR (looking at you zuckerburgerface).

Dcsorn914

Someone's going to break the VR/AR world wide open. More than likely it'll be one of the big dogs, but it's not unreasonable to think a smaller company comes in and does it. I think it's worth a flier.

DigitylRise

"Let's not kid ourselves about why people buy it" Everyone buys it for whatever reason they want. That's the beauty of it. Up to you decide what it's worth. I buy it because I think BTC will be extremely valuable for the digital revolution in the future; VR, AI, Robots... I honestly believe BTC will be the reserve currency for that world similar to gold for the human world and I want to own a piece of that.

DigitylRise

Ok... but think about the internet. Clearly you see how important it is right? Now look back at the people saying it was a fad... you go uhhhh duh, of course internet is very important. Today there is a group of people who continue to see the bigger picture of BTC and they are getting rich while everyone else just doesn't understand it's importance. In 50 years it will be clear, and then it will be like uhhh duh, BTC clearly is meant for a store of value for the digital world that has become fully integrated in our life. If you imagine a world where VR, AI, robots are an integral part of human life, you'll see the demand for BTC and crypto. Now tell yourself, will VR, AI, robots only get better?

Reteipje

Got around 2011 mining on my work laptop. Found it funny, but useless for the couple of euros mined after months. Stopped it. Beginning of 2013 I fooled around with VR and found a VR porn site that allowed bitcoins. I transferred around 8 bitcoins for a membership, almost all that I had. Not long after that I remember the price tripled and kept going up.

JustSYN21

well the best thing is to be balanced and diversified, so having all your life saving in BTC might not be the one haha… but having some money in BTC, some in stocks, maybe some in bullion like Gold or Silver is a good way to go that allows you not to worry as if one goes down you have the other investments/assets. And Fiat is going to stick around most likely for a little while. people need to fully adopt Btc or other crypto with tech, gaming and other ventures like meta and VR before they are mainstream and make fiat obsolete. Most people you ask still trust fiat over most other things…

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Interest in the Metaverse, particularly in connection with 3D games, is on the rise again. Companies like Spatial.io, MeetKai, Vulcan Forged, and Supersocial are developing games and virtual experiences that define the Metaverse as connected 3D virtual worlds, with Roblox highlighted as a prime example. These companies are focusing on the gaming aspect, integrating blockchain technology, NFTs, and digital currencies to enhance player engagement and ownership. The success of these ventures indicates a growing interest and investment in the Metaverse, contrary to claims of its demise, showcasing its potential beyond just VR and cryptocurrency. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

AsbestosDude

AR and VR crypto projects are a fools errand. VR is barely accessible now, and nobody really cares. Trying to add crypto into the mix is a recipe for failure. AR is mostly a novelty, I can think of three applications. AR to track constellations, AR to measure rooms or w/e and pokemon go. What else is there? No offense but this sounds like an absolute dogshit place to put your money. Think about it like this. If companies like Facebook and Apple can't launch successful AR and VR projects, what makes you think these guys can?

Tsvetomir922

Tottally me, the guy with the VR goggles while the ladies below do their things hahaha. You perfectlly capture the current state of affairs in the world today.

buddhistbatrachian

I think they are children. The croc puts some VR, distraction and drugs. Children submit men (beards). Women without man (cats) and children without father. Croc propaganda, a child falls into the rabbit hole. Knock knock Neo.

buddhistbatrachian

I think they are children. The croc puts some VR, distraction and drugs. Children submit men (beards). Women without man (cats) and children without father. Croc propaganda, a child falls into the rabbit hole. Knock knock Neo.

Minute-Feature-8203

It's because you are looking for it like any other asset that people buy just to get rich, but the fundamentals are divided into many fronts; Cryptography (halving supply shocks, mining, rigid code resistance), macroeconomics (pensions, yields on treasuries, AI and probable increasing deficits even with the economy at full employment), new tech with easier than ever access to large wallets, wealth transfer due to demographics (from boomers and gen X, the means of production gets in fewer hands affecting the money transfer and increasing the velocity of money. Why? Because you have to get a job to survive the "Rat race", or you can just refuse the system trying to save your quality of life and live on the internet spending a few bucs the whole month on Gamepass and Netflix, with the head on VR Porn generating even fewer kids, especially when the cost to raise on and educate is on the ceiling. Not the most beautifull future I see for everybody, but this is the one I think is most likely to occur. All those factors combined are a timebomb on the budget of the countries, they will change and start austerity measures? I doubt it.

Minute-Feature-8203

it's because you are looking for it like any other asset that people buy just to get rich, but the fundamentals are divided into many fronts; Cryptography (halving supply shocks, mining, rigid code resistance), macroeconomics (pensions, yields on treasuries, AI and probable increasing deficits even with the economy at full employment), new tech with easier than ever access to large wallets, wealth transfer due to demographics (from boomers and gen X, the means of production gets in fewer hands affecting the money transfer and increasing the velocity of money. Why? Because you have to get a job to survive the "Rat race", or you can just refuse the system trying to save your quality of life and live on the internet spending a few bucs the whole month on Gamepass and Netflix, with the head on VR Porn generating even fewer kids, especially when the cost to raise on and educate is on the ceiling. Not the most beautifull future I see for everybody, but this is the one I think is most likely to occur. All those factors combined are a timebomb on the budget of the countries, they will change and start austerity measures? I doubt it.

encrypt_decrypt

Holoride. VR within cars. Synchronizes car driving data into VR to reduce motion sickness and to add new elements into VR games (G forces, accelerometer etc). Slogan is "make transit time count". German engineering. 50+ Patents. Backed by Audi. Partnerships with Porsche, Ford, Mercedes, Hyundai, Disney, Universal Studios. Just to Name some! Market cap currently around 13m$ 1b tokens max supply Started on EGLD blockchain but expanding to ETH via a bridge. First product with some Games already published and can be bought. Not yet listed on any Tier1 exchange. Thats my hidden gem!

throwawayAFwTS

Yeah man, you are literally not bright. If you think knowing what the latest, iPhone, camera, VR, gaming device, etc. is knowing about tech then you are a lost cause. When I say know about tech I mean actually knowing tech as in someone who’s career revolves around it. Not someone who just YouTubes what new gadgets are out there. But sure man, believe that SOL is the greatest tech out there and believe that an amateur photographer knows more about tech than the average person, which is not even close to what I was referring to when I said “know tech”. But to double down, a photographer is not someone anyone should ever take advice from when it comes to something technical related, for example the technology of a blockchain and how it sets it apart from others and what it’s future might look like. But go off and act like you know what you are talking about after watching bias SOL YouTube vids 😂

-End-

You are all over this thread spouting comments about being poor where your profile indicates your a VR headset wearing, girlfriendless lonely man child. If that’s “rich” then I’ll take taking profits to buy property any day of the week.

pikkuhillo

VR/AR but it has nothing to do with crypto ;>

Dragon_8888

5thScape immerses you in VR adventures with a token economy that catches your heart. This is a future worth watching!

swfcapslock_

A lot of VR promises let's see if they can make it

zer0nerd

Dude!! Just returned my VR headset too.

Wombeard

Someone send me this tutorial: I’ll try this in a few hours https://www.reddit.com/u/krakensupport/s/sWRk1VR1sX

ElderBlade

The cost will be 0 BTC. Universities will eventually collapse from their own inflated cost of maintaining the campus, paying their world renowned faculty tenure wages, room and board, etc. They are credential mills living on borrowed time until AI completely replaces professors with any teacher you might want for your education in your own living room with a VR headset.

MinimalGravitas

> If these were separate L1's and they got popular enough for it to matter, they would still easily attain sufficient security through a large number of miners or validators. Rollups have a couple of big advantages here. Firstly and most obviously, alternative L1s have to pay for their own security, which they do through issuance to validators (or miners) - https://moneyprinter.info/ - inflating away the value accrual of their asset. The amount being paid out is the security budget, and it is in effect the protocol paying for people to stake and therefore secure the network from attackers. For a rollup, you don't need to bootstrap your own set of validators for security, you can get that from Ethereum and all you have to pay in return is a portion of the gas fees collected by users. There is no way that an Alt-L1 can compete with this proposition in term of value for money security. Secondly, by splitting up the Ethereum ecosystem into different layers, each part only requires low powered hardware to run. You can run an Ethereum node (or validator) on a cheap (~$400) computer with a regular internet connection. You can also run nodes for the major L2s with the same type of requirements - https://ethereum-on-arm-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/running-l2-clients.html. Contrast this with an alternative chain that is trying to do everything on L1, such as Solana. Solana requires a machine with 256GB of RAM (4x more than the PC I use for VR gaming) and a 1 GB/s up & down internet connection - which is basically unavailable however much you are willing to spend almost anywhere on Earth. Not being able to run a node means that you cannot interact with the chain directly, whether to post transactions or even to check your balance. If you just have to trust a random 3rd party and can't verify anything yourself then you've given up the one advantage crypto has over the traditional financial system - you may as well just stick to banks and Paypal.

Avery17

I paid 47k for an HTC Vive VR Headset.

No_Savings_9953

It's a database where you can own "parts" of it. Bitcoin is genius. Imagine better VR tech. You are meeting with people virtually, let's assume you do still have a body. So by lying in better vis VR gadgets. You have to do business. How will you pay them? With Bitcoin. Than you leave the gadgets and go to you local starbucks. You also pay with BTC. Or you do want to buy sth. , a house. Now that whole process is difficult. In the future the necessary informations could be implemented into a x layer that is rooted in the basic BTC protocol. You than could buy houses everywhere. The process would be international and 100% safe. Bitcoin is the future. Imagine you are buying in 2200 a flat on mars? Would you buy with American dollars? That doesn't make sense. Bitcoin will be the way. (The problem of communication/light speed delay will be solved in one or other way)

Perfect_Ability_1190

Since coming to market in early 2019, VR Jam has grown to become a UK market leader for immersive live events, servicing hundreds of premium content creators and brands along the way including @Carl_Cox, @FatboySlim, @ultrarecords, and @Glastonbury Festival’s Shangri La. This traction resulted in VR Jam being picked up by the @Google Campus community, the @EpicGames Mega Grants program, as well as them drawing investment from @NGC_Ventures, @SkyVisionCap, @DWFLabs, @gate_io Ventures, @Stablenode, @Axia8Ventures, @Enjin, Eight Rings Ventures, @PANONYGroup, and @Oiggroup. As part of this full migration to Hedera, VR Jam is also launching its new AI product suite, combining Web3, Gaming, and AI technology into a world-first solution that will firmly position VRJAM at the forefront of the immersive technology vertical.

aw33com

There is no AI. They invent these imaginary "chases" so people give them money. The only difference is they invent them much more frequently than ever before. AI, Solar, EVs, Used Cars, Crypto (multiple pumps), 3D printers, VR, tech stocks, Mag7, Mag3, Mag1, Real Estate. All designed to take your money. There is no gains for humanity. Only big losses and waist of energy.