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We’ve all seen the idea in movies: An eye-popping digital environment where people work, play and socialize. The “metaverse” has long been a futuristic prospect often unfulfilled. But what if it wasn’t just the next one that was constructed by a single corporation, but that we had built? Welcome to Holoworld, an alternate reality where life comes alive with the power of blockchain and forever changes the way we experience digital life.
Centralization is the fundamental flaw of past virtual worlds. One company controls the servers, the assets and the rules. They can censor, fix the economy, or shut it all down. Holoworld is taking this issue head on by basing itself on the blockchain. Now, imagine a digital realm where all of it — the sneakers on your avatar, the land you own in alternative reality, the thing that is not really a cat but looks very much like a cat and “lives” in its own digital house (a blockchain-based reproduction) — are unique, verifiable assets on a public ledger. This is more than in-game money; it’s actual digital property.
The force of the NFTs. In Holoworld, that unique piece of has come home with you, You hang it on your digital wall or use the skin earned for a quest. You can trade it, sell it through open marketplaces, or use it across multiple experiences within the Holoworld ecosystem. This provides a real digital economy in which users have actual ownership and control, this is sometimes called the "ownership economy".
But Holoworld’s novelty extends far beyond commerce. Its decentralized governance is made possible through blockchain utilization. Instead of a top-down corporate diktat determining the future of the world, token holders can suggest and vote on significant developments. Whatever happened to a local district for education? Should a popular game have its rules changed? The community directly has a hand in it. In this way, users are not just passive consumers, but active citizens and co-creators of their common world.
The implications are vast. Artists and developers can get recognized for their work as well as earn money in a creator-centric ecosystem where they have more ownership and profits. Digital shops can build the sort of virtual storefronts that carry actual digital wares. Friends might go to a concert for which the ticket stub is a tradeable NFT as a souvenir — proof that you were at that front row of seats in your zoomed-in bubble.
Sure, the way forward is fraught with challenges. Technology must become easier for the average user to use, and, of course, low impact on the environment (some block chains consumes a lot or resources) should be a concern which developers will have to come up with more efficient solutions.
Yet, the vision is compelling. Holoworld is a shift away from the metaverse that we go to and toward one that we’re part of and build together. It’s not just faster graphics or more immersive VR; it’s an entirely new social and economic layer for the internet. By returning power of creation and ownership to the people, Holoworld isn’t just building a new virtual world — it’s creating the framework for a new reality.
