SHIB the Metaverse, the virtual reality world born from the popular Shiba Inu cryptocurrency, is making waves in the crypto community with its latest announcements.
To celebrate the launch of the official @mvshib Twitter account, SHIB the Metaverse is hosting a competition where 10 lucky winners will have the chance to win a plot of land in the virtual world.
In addition, the team has revealed the first preview of the highly anticipated avatar builder, which promises to provide users with a unique digital identity in the metaverse.
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👻 Avatar Builder⁰With the avatar builder, users can create a unique digital identity with a wide set of personalization options. From pre-made templates to customizable body features, facial elements, hairstyles, clothing and accessories. Users will… pic.twitter.com/s9xyuzrj5R
— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 | SHIB.IO 🧜🏼♀️ (@LucieSHIB) April 10, 2023
The Rise of SHIB the Metaverse
SHIB the Metaverse is the brainchild of Shiba Inu, a memecoin that initially gained popularity as a rival to Dogecoin. Over time, the project has evolved from its memecoin origins and has grown to support a comprehensive ecosystem of products and features, including NFTs, a token exchange called Shibaswap, and the Layer-2 blockchain Shibarium on which SHIB the Metaverse is built.
With its sights set on becoming a competitor to established virtual reality worlds like Decentraland and Sandbox, SHIB the Metaverse has already generated significant buzz in the crypto community.
The virtual world is created using Unreal Engine, the same 3D games design tool used by renowned game creator Epic Games, known for their hit title Fortnite.
Additionally, SHIB the Metaverse has partnered with Hollywood special effects firm The Third Floor (TTF), known for their work on blockbuster movies like Star Wars and Marvel productions, as well as the latest installment in the Predator franchise, PREY.
Promising Previews and Photorealistic Imagery
Early previews of SHIB the Metaverse have been met with high anticipation, as the graphics border on photorealism. The avatar builder, in particular, has garnered attention as it promises users a wide set of personalization options, including pre-made templates and customizable body features, facial elements, hairstyles, clothing, and accessories.
Users will be able to create a unique digital identity within the virtual world, allowing for a personalized and immersive experience.
The competition to win free land tokens in the SHIB the Metaverse has also added to the excitement, with 10 lucky winners set to claim their own plot of land in the virtual world.
To enter the contest, participants simply need to follow the @mvshib Twitter account and retweet the relevant post. The competition ends on April 30th, and winners will be eagerly awaited.
Floki Inu’s Valhalla: Another Doggy Metaverse
While SHIB the Metaverse may be stealing the spotlight, it’s worth noting that it’s not the only dog-themed meme coin to launch its own virtual world.
Floki Inu, another token inspired by Shiba Inu, has already launched its own metaverse called Valhalla.
However, SHIB the Metaverse’s ambitious project and partnership with industry-leading companies like TTF have put it in the spotlight as one of the most promising virtual reality worlds in the crypto sphere.
Conclusion
As the crypto world continues to evolve, virtual reality worlds like SHIB the Metaverse are becoming increasingly popular, offering users unique experiences and opportunities.
With its recent Twitter launch, land competition, and revealing of the avatar builder, SHIB the Metaverse has captured the attention of the crypto community and is poised to make waves in the metaverse landscape.
As the project progresses toward completion, users and investors alike are eagerly anticipating the next developments and features that SHIB the Metaverse will bring to the table. Stay tuned for further updates from this exciting virtual reality world!
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