Open World

Decentralization means not only user-generated content and interconnected environments, but also the ability to interact between "different worlds". The gap between the different worlds is currently being bridged by the application of blockchain technology, a distributed ledger that allows users to track the origin and ownership of digital tokens. Almost all companies developing Metaverse components are focused on a future characterized by blockchain-backed decentralization.

If we think of the Metaverse as an Earth, then think of each virtual world as a country separated by an ocean. The introduction of the blockchain was as revolutionary to the world as the invention of the ship. Users can store their digital assets on their ship (blockchain wallet) and travel between different virtual worlds, blockchain technology provides users with a third-party area to store their items and allows them to take them with them . Suppose one day a user originally purchased the item in a world that no longer exists, and he/she can still own the item. If a user wants to sell the item in a different world than the one the item was originally acquired in, they are perfectly free to do so as well. This is true ownership in the virtual world.