Dubai is seen as the main hub for blockchain and Metaverse: LandVault CEO Sam Huber

Dubai is seen as the main hub for blockchain and Metaverse: LandVault CEO Sam Huber

Though there is a lot of investment activity in the USA, Dubai is ahead when it comes to making it a government priority and developing a state-wide Metaverse offering, he says

LandVault has developed an estimated 10 per cent of open Metaverse completed experiences, considered as live builds with a playable experience.

Published: Thu 27 Oct 2022, 3:30 PM Last updated: Thu 27 Oct 2022, 3:31 PM

Joydeep Sen Gupta

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LandVault, the largest Metaverse real estate company facilitating the entry of major brands into the Metaverse, has completed 100 million square feet of virtual real estate across platforms such as Sandbox and Decentraland.

This includes work for large brands like Mastercard, L’Oreal, Heineken, and Standard Chartered Bank, as well as native Web3.0 projects like World of Women, MAYC or AlienBoy.

LandVault has developed an estimated 10 per cent of open Metaverse completed experiences, considered as live builds with a playable experience, and has built the equivalent of 1,300 football pitches worth of virtual land and is leading the way in creating a rapidly expanding virtual world.

The company’s origin was in gaming, and it was formerly known as Admix — building technology for brands to enter games via product placements. Founded in 2018 by Sam Huber, Admix