An individual from Toronto has made a virtual home purchase at a price tag of $ 512,712 through the non-fungible token marketplace (NFT) website, SuperRare.
Sounds ridiculous but the house is not only limited as a graphic look but can also be uploaded to the metaverse even, rebuilding the house in the real world.
For the record, the metaverse is a virtual world that resembles SimCity or Minecraft. Among the well -known NFT metaverses is Decentraland, a community -owned website where users can build their reality.
The house, ‘Mars House’ was designed by Krista Kim during the quarantine season due to the COVID-19 outbreak. It is inspired by wellness motives through meditative design.
If seen on the available clips, the house is entirely built using glass. This means that to make it part of reality, the buyer can rebuild by hiring a glass furniture maker in Italy or beam through an LED screen.
In a statement, Kim advised NFT fans to install LED walls for digital art, "This is the future and Mars House has proven the beauty of the impossible."
At the same time, Decentraland has shown positive growth over the past few months. The token, MANA has recorded a market value at over $ 1 million with the price traded at the time of writing being $ 0.97, down over 2% in 24 hours.
