Where Has the Metaverse Gone? Examining a Failed (and Costly) Trend
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The content appears to be promotional material for online casino bonuses and cryptocurrency gambling offers, featuring various high-value incentives and perks.
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Description
While several companies, including Meta, invested billions to make the metaverse work, these investments failed to pay off, and industry titans have moved on. Was it a case of failed incentives, or is it still too early to call it off? Remember the Metaverse? We Do, Even if It Failed The promise of an interconnected
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