Many investors subdivide and buy virtual land on Mars

Many participating users buy land on Mars in the form of a Mars4 NFT. This project helps owners to explore virtual space on the red planet.

In early September, many users participated in the purchase of land on Mars by the Mars4 project . It is a Mars-centric ecosystem where users can explore a virtual Mars, own land assets and even profit from NFT (non-fungible token).

Information from the Mars4 homepage indicates that this is a geographically accurate metaverse , generated from NASA data. MARS is the cryptocurrency used in the metaverse of this project. Investors can use MARS coins to buy land, play games and create NFTs.

The application of Mars4 simulates Mars and plots plots. (Screenshots).

Mars4 subdivided the land plot on Mars into 99,888 pieces and released it as an NFT. The area of ​​each plot is 1,488 square kilometers. In which, 888 pieces of land with special geographical locations on the red planet will be auctioned at OpenSea and Rarible exchanges. Currently, more than 29,426 Mars plots of this project have owners.

According to the roadmap, this project will develop a VR (virtual reality) platform and games, allowing users to participate in activities on Mars. At the same time, with each NFT land, the owner will experience 3D space on the red planet.

Similar to NFT, metaverse is trending in the blockchain field. This model helps users to explore virtual space in the most realistic way.

The term Metaverse first appeared in 1992, in the science fiction novel Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. The writer describes this as a virtual world, where people use their avatars to interact with each other and with software in 3D space.

From 2019, writers at DC Comics began using the term Metaverse to refer to a central form of reality that affects different universes and timelines.