Internally, the RFOX VALT metaverse experience is a complex web of interconnected businesses. On the outside, however, the team is making the onboarding process as simple as possible.
Visitors will enter a colorful, immersive world using a smartphone, laptop or desktop, and have the option of using a Virtual Reality headset.
Each quarter within the VALT has a different theme. For example, the art-themed Callinova quarter sees constant sunshine while the gaming-inspired Arkamoto quarter is always in dark mode. Once there, visitors transport between quarters using space trains.
Going inside the VALT means first customizing an avatar (or going stock) using the Ready Player Me cross-Metaverse avatar service. Avatar fashion is a must, and Reebok is stepping into the Metaverse scene wearing digital kicks.
The VALT, which is itself a game, focuses on the retail and entertainment side of the Metaverse. Each quarter has 25 retail shops selling digital items, to begin with, and physical items further down the road after local layers see integration.
Here are some of the VALT’s exciting activities:
- Livestream shopping through RFOX Media’s RFOX TV
- Competing in NFT-powered blockchain gaming tournaments
- Attend live concerts and ride a VR-enabled roller coaster
- Conduct financial transactions in a DeFi portal
- And much more to come!
The ever-expanding RFOX team is currently building the VALT and creating as many inroads as possible during the process.
All sales are made through $RFOX token, which trades on centralized and decentralized exchanges, and has fiat and credit card onramps via the XanPool and Simplex platforms.
The VALT is a sleeping giant. Once it sees further development and a larger userbase, we might expect high demand for $RFOX and $VFOX, the rewards token that pays you a share of the VALT’s success.
Now that you can see what the VALT has in store, head on over to HackerNoon to see how VFOX stacks up against a pair of VR tokens. We all know who the winner is here!