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The Metaverse will change everything

 Yes friends!

It's been a while, but here I am again, bringing you the latest from trending technologies right now.

So, there's a new era of the internet coming, a very exciting one. The web3 which is a new iteration of the web we all have come to love. Now, this version of the web is based on the blockchain technology which incorporates concepts including decentralization and token-based economics.

Now, we can't talk about web3 without mentioning the Metaverse. It's described as  a network of 3D virtual worlds focused on social connection. A version of social media where instead of typing text and sending images, we interact as we would in person. How awesome!

With this, lots of opportunities are coming, we can work in the metaverse, socialize like never before and be fully entertained without living our homes. 


If you are as excited as I am, and love this short write up. comment below and lemme know what you think. Until I come your way again. Love ya!

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