• Decentraland is a blockchain-powered virtual reality platform where users may develop, enjoy, and monetize content and applications. But it's not as simple as that.
• It is  one of the earliest attempts to create a decentralised internet, which is a new sort of universe. People in Decentraland will actually own their digital assets, unlike in typical online venues like Facebook or Twitter. You can also explore and chat with individuals from all over the world, as with any other virtual reality (VR) platform, and immerse yourself in social VR experiences.
• Sandbox, Enjin, Bloktopia, and Star Atlas are all examples of metaverse projects. As a result, it is not the metaverse, but it is clearly part of the conversation. While the metaverse and Decentraland share many similarities, such as the fact that they are both virtual reality systems, there are several crucial differences to be aware of.
• The first distinction is that the metaverse is still an idea that some, including Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg, believe will take another ten years to manifest. There is, however, no universal consensus on what the metaverse is or will be.
• For many people, the metaverse is a virtual ecology in which various virtual worlds can coexist. Users will have access to a variety of services and apps in the metaverse, which will provide many applications and use cases. As a result, Decentraland is a preview of the bigger metaverse ecology to come.

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