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The Metaverse has been gaining significant (both positive and negative) attention recently as a potential space for businesses, entertainment, and socialization. However, despite this growing interest, the concept of the Metaverse is still relatively new and may be confusing for entrepreneurs seeking to understand and utilize this emerging technology, especially in an industry like ours.

If companies want to get into the metaverse business, they first must master the "metaverse lingo." It's easy to get lost in translation, with dozens of brand-new mysterious acronyms (NFT, DAO, DeFi...) and business neologisms (mining, minting, dropping, burning...). What is/are, in your opinion, the main term/s entrepreneurs need to understand to separate the hype from the business reality of the metaverse?

According to the World Economic Forum, a working metaverse has three key components: presence, interoperability, and standardization.

A recent report by McKinsey indicates that the metaverse's economic potential could be up to five trillion dollars by 2030. However, while most people think the metaverse concept only started with Zuckerberg's rebrand, innovators and visionaries have been flirting with the idea since the '80s, first in the minds of cyberpunk novelists (such as Gibson, Vinge, or Stephenson), then in the ones of scientists and philosophers (Gelernter, Chalmers), and, eventually, technocapitalists. However, outside of the inner circle of the "usual suspects," metaverse was a pretty esoteric term before ...

I've been working for over a year to get some of the best experts together to talk about the (real) applications of the #metaverse. Finally, today I can see the results of my work: the first Polybius. Uncovering the Metaverse in Hospitality viewpoint is out. Special thanks go to Henri, Jill, and Davy that keep up with my shenanigans! Here are my favorite quotes.