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Successful South Korean Blockchain Company Launches a New Metaverse -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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South Korean Blockchain Company launches a new Metaverse

Dunamu is one of South Korea’s leading blockchain companies, and the operator of the country’s largest crypto exchange platform, Upbit. The company recently launched a metaverse platform called “2ndblock” which offers various virtual activities, hosts lectures, and organizes performances and online grouping. It is equipped with video calls (a loudspeaker) in order to provide an immersive experience for its users.

Metaverse allows simultaneous access to over 1000 people simultaneously, which makes it possible for users to hold large-scale conferences, exhibitions and concerts.

2ndblock stands out from other metaverses by merging the virtual and physical worlds “through unrestricted movements of their avatars who can immediately start a conversation when they are near others,” Pulse News reported.

Dunamu’s shareholders, Song Chi-hyung and Kim Hyoung-nyon, recently became South Korea’s first cryptocurrency billionaires.

On November 24th, 2021, Dunamu launched NFT trading platform “Upbit NFT,” and sold its first NFTs by famous Korean pop artist Jang Koal.

As stated by a Dunamu official, “[The]Metaverse is the next generation [of]The ICT innovations that will revolutionize our lives are just as important as those of the PC, Internet, and mobile phones in the 1990s. We will lead the next-generation of content economy through active development and investment.”

To The Flipside

  • 2ndblock continues to grow and will soon offer a mobile application that lets users trade and create NFTs.

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