Highlights of the week on Newsverso: Argentina in the metaverse, Aston Martin NFTs, virtual cruise and more

In a few lines, everything that was highlighted during the week on Newsverso.


After Argentina wins the World Cup, Buenos Aires will be built in the Upland metaverse

Upland will build Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires will be built in the Upland metaverse. After the 2022 World Cup final last Sunday (18), it was decided which capital will be rebuilt from the platform. The initiative is the result of a partnership between FIFA and Upland, entitled #OWNYOURCOLORS. In addition to the commemorative action for the winning nation, thousands of tokens were sold during the competition.

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Aston Martin launches NFTs betting on car universe

Aston Martin NFTs (Reproduction)

High-end car manufacturer Aston Martin bets on the metaverse by launching a partnership with blockchain platform Polygon and game producer The Tiny Digital Factory. From an NFT collection, the brand's first, the tokens will be integrated into a free platform called Infinite Drive, which is being sold as the first car metaverse.


First virtual reality ship allows visitors to experience cruises before even boarding

First virtual reality ship allows visitors to experience cruises before even boarding

This week, here at Newsverso, we brought the immersion we did to the first metaverse airport. Well, it looks like fashion is going to catch on. At least in tourism. A cruise company launched on the 14th a virtual environment that allows customers to see the ship's facilities before even traveling. It’s about “Worderverse".


Decentraland now allows users to create “worlds” on the platform

Decentraland

The Decentraland platform presented a new update on Wednesday (21) that could attract even more users into the metaverse. This is Decentraland Worlds. Now Decentraland is allowing owners of NAME NFTs, which function as keys, to create their own worlds within the platform and host their own events.

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Even at a critical moment in the metaverse, big brands continue to bet on the internet's turnaround; Understand

Despite the critical moment surrounding the metaverse, large companies still see potential in the new moment of the web, the so-called web3. Brands such as Nike, Disney, Playboy, Forbes and many others engage in campaigns for specific platforms, or their own concepts for marketing digital products.


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