The Metaverse Overview : Vision, Technology, and Tactics | Vision and Values will have value to someone, and certain limitations in the real world. establish power-biased operating rules overcoming the natural elements For example, online virtual social to absorb more wealth, and then feed and limitations of current political networking after the emergence of this back into the real world. In this and legal systems. In the Metaverse, the internet avoids the limitation way, the Metaverse would execute these limitations can be broken and of having to travel long distances an even more unequal distribution of more value generated. Furthermore, to meet friends. The Metaverse will resources and widen the gap between creation and trading is more flexible in mitigate this and other limitations the rich and the poor. the Metaverse, supporting smooth and while weakening personal identity and free transactions within a single virtual wealth restrictions in society. The concept of the Metaverse as world, between two virtual worlds, or a parallel world means weakening between the virtual and real world. There are many problems in the "central privilege" in the real world. real world, including the uneven Creators in the Metaverse have Characteristics 5: New regulations distribution of resources and the developed regulations and rules Although the virtual world is a disparity between rich and poor. through DAOs. No country, company, complete simulation of the real world, If the Metaverse is unable to avoid or individual controls these, and new Metaverse creators hope that the centralization, then this will not only members who want to join a virtual operating rules of the virtual world hinder our ability to address real- world can automatically do so by can be different to the centralized world problems in, but also make following the DAO's rules. DAOs allow structures of the real world. They want these problems more prominent. For people in the Metaverse who create the virtual world to operate based on example, powerful people in the real more value to attain more in the virtual decentralization. world could use their resources or world. DAOs record the relationship prestige to quickly accumulate great between a creator and their creations, The original intention of human beings wealth in the virtual realm, and even and others need to pay to obtain the in creating virtual worlds was to avoid Figure16: Governance structure of the Metaverse Who are the rule makers To whom do the economic dividends Who is the ultimate manager of the Metaverse? of the virtual world belong? of the Metaverse? The game of unilateral power The game of trilateral power The game of many forces Consensus Private Capital Fusion Fusion CentreMechanism Metaverse Developers Government Government ructionCo-cons- ructionCo-cons- Private capital Private Capital Metaverse Developers Government Metaverse Developers AI robot Intervention Intervention Metaverse Virtual Human Centralized StructureDecentralized Structure The expansion of the Metaverse Virtual Autonomy & consciousness Non-human Nodes are interconnected. Under a consensus mechanism, metaverse capital economy Natural Human transcend human control Virtual Human DefinitionThe center is associated with nodes. Nodes must depend on Definition each node can become a phased center, and the platform & gradual formation of virtual society the center and are not directly associated with one another.is maintained by all nodes. Features Poor data privacy, vulnerable to attack, slow response speed, FeaturesStrong data privacy, anti-attack, fast response, open & Staggered Governance Structure nodes lack information controltransparent, traceable Virtual world managers manage people in real world CasesBank, Traditional Internet, Social & Game PlatformsCasesBitcoin, DeFiReal World Virtual World Real People Virtual Natural People - Managers Virtual Natural People – Ordinary Users Traditional RegulationNew Regulation Real world manages some ordinary users in virtual world Source: Deloitte analysis 19
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