Many NFT collectors use Twitter as an important platform to discuss their collecting activities and share their expertise with others interested in what they’re purchasing and selling.
Many of these collectors are now launching new initiatives with the help of their large followings. Punk6529, an NFT insider, accomplished just that.
Through Twitter, NFT’s whole collection is now accessible for viewing in a metaverse museum district. Who are the guests? Everybody is
For visitors to the expansive area, they’ll be able to see some of the world’s most costly NFTs in virtual form. OM, a vast virtual metropolis, will be launched from this high-profile virtual museum area, which includes Bored Apes, CryptoPunks, and ArtBlocks. When OM is fully operational, a virtual population of 100 million people should be able to use it.
The first district of many
Punk6529’s OnCyber-powered world-building engine, OM, is merely one component of a larger strategy.
Finally, the goal is to develop an “Open Metaverse” that anybody may access and participate in creating. The 6529 Museum District’s debut signals the beginning of the project’s initial phase.
A community-built Metaverse environment is exactly what Punk6529 and the rest of the project team plan to achieve with this pilot launch, which they believe will serve as a model for OM’s eventual growth.
According to Punk6529, “I gather in public, I invest in public, and we will create OM in public together.”
The 6529 Museum District elements will be a part of this open building process. Visitors will be able to witness some of the most costly NFTs in the world, but they’ll also be able to put their own NFTs on display for the world to see as well.
Approximately 2000 NFTs, all belonging to Punk6529 or other members of the project team, are on exhibit at this time. More people will be flocking to the virtual environment as a result of the planned open structure of the museum area.
Absolutely blown away by the open metaverse created by @punk6529 @batsoupyum @krybharat @bonafidehan @ACthecollector & @phon_ro. Spent the evening exploring and enjoying all of the incredible art. I can see myself spending a lot of time here in the future! pic.twitter.com/l2mnsSqcp2
— Michael Sidofsky (@mindzeye) April 15, 2022
A purposeful room or area
On the current trajectory, the OM experiment will be a big internet experiment. To what end? To see if a community-built, self-sustaining, and working environment can thrive in the Metaverse and thrive there.
To begin with, Punk6529 and his colleagues will have to answer a seemingly simple question: would this be a pleasant and fascinating area to hang out?
What happens if the response is “yes” for a significant number of people? The following considerations revolve around how it is controlled and how it can support itself financially. However, one aspect of the project’s finances is already established.
Punk6529 has firmly declared online that they desire for OM to remain a brand-neutral area devoid of corporate meddling despite its tremendous income-earning potential.
There will be no one person or organization that will be able to completely manage or own OM’s potential virtual metropolis of 100 million inhabitants.
These first two stages will be critical in determining how the virtual environment can fulfill its ambitious ambitions and maintain itself for the foreseeable future as a collective effort.
Punk6529 thinks that if all the pieces were in place, OM could fully embody the goals of Web3. It’s up to them to make it happen.