"REIMAGINING SPACES _ INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND THE METAVERSE, FUTURE IS HERE AND NOW"

This conversation is about Metabus' block. metabus' block has its own cryptocurrency bot. So you can create content, create avatars, create assets in some way. Digital currency in this is not an on-chain currency, but it's still you know the internet economy. metabus, like sandbox and digital, they have their own so-called on-chain currency.

Metabus is actually a bridge to multiple technologies Blockchain again, on-chain currency is people's currency, NFT actually works on blockchain, whether they might be funded or other chains that are popping up every day, it's all virtual space. So now our goal is to get into the physical space as a medium, you call it communicating the physical space. We use digital space, effects, 3D animation, 3D modeling, etc.

Usually it's done with cryptocurrency, but now there are more and more cases where double S has been more accepted. Fiat is also accepted. Fiat refers to the official country of the respective country's official currency. So in our case it's regulated, in physical property, and of course you you might say oh I hear this, you can buy what they call a house or a car as legal tender. So it's something that's not that different. But by design Metabus could go any other way because of the illusion of gravity, or lack thereof. In fact, I foresee Metabus being much freer in the near future. For now, as an introduction, we are still in the pool, with the prospect of applying speed to traffic, because we are not used to floating around. As an architect, as an interior designer, we know something is top, something is bottom, something is left and right based on our gravity tools. Since our local perception has become more and more advanced, we are now very primitive.

What we're trying to do is to get to real and physical, real and digital So what we're trying to do is look at what kind of database are you going to make? Is it going to be a completely digital experience? Not at all related to the real world. That's possible. But if you want to have some kind of bridge, you have to have some kind of bridge. So that's what it does, that's what simulation does, let's say a factory, let's say you're building a car, let's say you're building a, let's say yes, so now you're building a new kind of, let's say five processes to three processes. Now you want to know how fast you can do it, it might take 1-2 hours.