- The report emphasized the need for four technological enablers for the Metaverse.
- The metaverse may host more than half of all live events.
While enthusiasm for new crypto sub-ecosystems like NFTs was dampened by the 2022 bear market. The Metaverse is still set up for long-term upheaval. McKinsey & Company estimates that the metaverse might be worth up to $5 trillion by 2030. Because of the wide variety of consumer and business-focused use cases, it could support.
The report emphasized the need for four technological enablers for the Metaverse to attain its full potential. Devices (AR/VR, sensors, haptics, and peripherals), interoperability and open standards, enabling platforms, and development tools. However, the satisfaction of customers, end-users, and citizens weighs more heavily than the performance of Metaverse itself. On determining the value of the latter.
Half of All Live Events
The most widespread use of metaverse projects so far has been in the realms of advertising, education, and online conferences. Despite this, a McKinsey poll of C-suite executives performed in April 2022 found that most Metaverse-related projects had gained only moderate uptake.
The research emphasized the potential economic and personal effects of the metaverse. And concluded, “The metaverse is simply too big to be ignored.” According to McKinsey’s projections, by 2030, the metaverse may host more than half of all live events, bringing in an estimated $5 trillion.
One-third of individuals polled expressed interest in dating in the Metaverse, suggesting that it is a suitable environment for contemporary romantics. On the other hand, the results of a poll in which 24,179 people from 32 countries took part show that almost half of them (43% to be exact) plan to utilize virtual reality to guide their decisions.
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