Minecraft, a sandbox-style computer game published in 2011, is getting a Web3 update due to several independent developers.
NFT Worlds is a project developed on top of third-party Minecraft servers. Polygon (In which the NFT Worlds project is built on) is an Ethereum sidechain with lower gas (transaction) fees. Playing Minecraft with NFT Worlds’ blockchain layer will allow users to access Web3 services like an online shop where they can buy stuff using the $WRLD ERC-20 token
Web 3 is the next Internet phase. Web 3 is still being constructed, therefore no single, agreed-upon definition exists yet.
Web 3 refers to a decentralised internet enabled by decentralised networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum. These networks have created platforms that no single party controls but everyone can trust.
In NFT Worlds, NFTs are virtual land parcels. They range from 10,000 Worlds, from snow-covered tundras to forest islands to huge volcanoes. The current floor price for a plot of land is 14.5 Ethereum, or around $38,150.
When it comes to future developments, the NFT Worlds team wants to make the game experience as low-gas and “frictionless” as possible by using an EIP-2771, an interface which can enable cheaper “meta transactions” on Ethereum. NFT Worlds also wants to create a “global auction house” of sorts, which will function as their online marketplace.
Wondering what NFTs are? Here’s a guide on – What are NFTs
Want to get one yourself? Here’s more info on – Where to buy NFTs
Wondering how NFTs work? Here’s your guide.
How to invest in NFTs – Earn money from NFTs by investing, maybe?
How to buy NFTs – Buy an NFT yourself.
Also, check out the guide on – How to make money with NFTs
You could make an NFT yourself – Here’s how to make NFTs
And finally, read on how to sell NFTs. Useful stuff! 😉
