Actually, I think this is a great argumen

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Actually, I think this is a great argument for why metaverse games don’t actually need to be “on the blockchain”, and don’t need a native cryptocurrency token. As you’ll read below, the Linden Dollar (L$) has been israel whatsapp number data for more than a decade, and works well as a simple in-game dollar exchange, without the promise of an immutable, government-resistant currency.

Making Money & Profit Potential in Second Life
Surprisingly, the concepts for making money in Second Life are not that much different than what we see in other metaverse projects. You can buy and sell land, create virtual clothing, avatars, and other similar objects to be sold, and so on.

Weird how that works, huh. Looking back at second life, it seems like there’s really nothing new with these metaverse games.

In fact, I’d say that the Second Life economy is much more developed. Entrepreneurial users of Second Life can participate in affiliate programs, sell valuable information, get an in-game job, engage in events with prizes, and so on. Since there are no rules, plot, conflict, and so on in Second Life, users can use the platform how they wish.

Although you won’t be earning cryptocurrency with Second Life, the Linden Dollars can be easily exchanged to USD and deposited into your account. Say that you earned 1000 L$ doing a few tasks for somebody you met on the metaverse. That would give you a quick $5 that can be easily changed back to real money.