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Say you own a piece of digital real estate, just like in the real world. But here, instead of brick and mortar, it’s pixels and code. That sounds tricky! We agree. Well, people are already buying and selling land in the metaverse for millions of dollars. Big brands like Adidas, Snoop Dogg, and even banks are investing in virtual real estate. But how do you, an everyday investor, buy land in the metaverse?  Let’s understand, step by step. Before you buy, you need to know what you’re getting into. Metaverse land is digital real estate inside virtual worlds like Decentraland, The Sandbox, and Otherside. Think of these platforms as cities in cyberspace.  Instead of streets and buildings, you have plots of land that can be used for various things—building experiences, hosting events, running businesses, or simply flipping for profit. Just like in the real world, virtual land follows the principles of scarcity and location. The better the location, the higher the value. If you own land next to a celebrity’s virtual mansion, it could be worth a fortune. There are a few reasons people buy virtual land: Investment: Just like real estate, digital land prices can appreciate over time. Business: Brands use virtual spaces for marketing, concerts, NFT galleries, and even virtual stores. Creativity: Some people buy land just to build unique experiences, like a theme park or a museum. Passive Income: Renting out land for events or advertising can generate income. For example, in The Sandbox, Snoop Dogg built a virtual mansion and sold neighboring plots for thousands of dollars! Not all metaverse lands are the same.  Some platforms are more popular than others. Here are the top ones: Decentraland (MANA): One of the earliest metaverse platforms, known for virtual casinos, events, and NFT galleries. The Sandbox (SAND): A…

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