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recent article has shed light on the rapidly growing virtual real estate market, highlighting key players such as Holiverse, The Sandbox, and Decentraland. These platforms offer investors unique opportunities to turn virtual plots of land into valuable assets using NFT technologies. Holiverse stands out by focusing on corporate and professional solutions, providing businesses with effective interaction, development, and collaboration tools.

    Virtual lands, buildings, and objects in metaverses have gained significant value due to several factors. Location is a key factor, with central areas near popular objects or high-traffic zones commanding higher prices. For example, plots near Snoop Dogg's residence in The Sandbox were sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars due to their prime location.

    Size and functionality also play a crucial role, as large territories allow for complex projects like virtual offices or concert venues. Small plots in prestigious areas can be valuable due to high activity and unique interaction opportunities. Platforms with developed infrastructure, such as shops and galleries, create additional value for property owners.

    Holiverse's approach differs from its competitors by integrating digital and real-world technologies, creating opportunities for virtual business spaces, offices, and commercial zones. The platform also develops DNA avatars in collaboration with Dr. Dmitry Chebanov, enabling personalized medicine, health modeling, and medical research applications.

    However, investors face challenges such as market liquidity and risks like legal uncertainty, cyberattacks, and fraud. Despite these concerns, the virtual real estate market is expected to grow from $1.14 billion in 2022 to $15.7 billion by 2030. Holiverse aims to become a significant player in this trend, offering unique solutions for its clients.