MANA is the most undervalued coin on the market

Remember what VR is? Haven't you noticed it hasn't been that "big" in the past few months to perhaps a year? If you're thinking this just means VR is dead, you're wrong buddy.

VR is consistently being developed and worked on, and will continue to be expanded on. This is going to become a thing. It's entertaining, fascinating, and something that developers are going to continue to work on because they're achieving success.

VR development isn't just for NEETs who play games. It can be used to build, host classrooms, meetings, social gatherings, and so on.

That's exactly what Decentraland is taking advantage of. It's essentially creating "MANA" to exist in a Minecraft-looking VR game as the currency to purchase "land" and such in the game. It's amazing how a coin is finally becoming an actual virtual currency for this purpose.

This cryptocurrencies is perfect for 99% of you, because it's simple to understand, compared to other confusing cryptocurrencies.

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Seems that most of the current interest comes from Education investors. Very curious if some of the top Universities will be willing to launch some e-learning programs on Decentraland

VIRTUAL REAL ESTATE GUYS.

Like seriously.

Should I remember you there are people here spending thousands of bucks for kitties pictures?

that actually sounds interesting... my eyes arent glued to the screen like this when i read shill-posts on here

*,usually.

> virtual real estate
you know why prices of estates go up? Cause there is a limited number

Virtual reality is unlimited, why the fuck would the coin have any value

decentraland.org/whitepaper.pdf

VR will remain niche for a few years because the people who work on it "won the genetic lottery" in this context and don't realise it.

Current VR solutions have numerous issues for a lot of people:
- high motion sickness (prevalent at a higher rate in women and older people)
- high weight (not good for weak necks, people subject to joint pain, mandibular pain)

Throw in the price, the lack of polish in the space, complete isolation as you use it, and no definite leader to rally around, and you've got a long slog ahead before adoption.

There's 0 reason to buy virtual land when a minecraft type game can be built and sold for standard price and give you infinite land. You've got to build the infrastructure and lure everyone in before you plan to make money off it. Otherwise you end up with Second Life, a fun novelty that will make some people some money but ultimately remain irrelevant in the cultural zeitgeist.

You want to talk cryptokitties, there's lessons to learn there. Social relevance and shareability is key, here they tapped into the 99% male crypto nerds demographic showing the cute cats to their girlfriends as well as the appeal of doing something with the ETH they already have - and this is also big, any specific use token is a HUGE barrier to adoption. We're barely starting to convince people bitcoins and ethers are real money, getting the average person to buy in "store credit" even if said store credit can be exchanged for hard cash will take a few years still.

Think with your head, you've got to ride the buzzwords and not wish everyone cared about what you think is neat. IOTA just went 1800% with no change because idiots are finally falling for the IoT + cryptocurrency bait that was laid upon them by an army of shills for a full year. When you see tech conferences about virtual reality and company departments built for the express purpose of VR, that's when you jump in.

so its basically a VR online game