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As part of its pre-sale, which was launched two days ago, RobotEra managed to sell more than 1.3 million TARO. The Ethereum-based platform will offer a Sandbox-like Metaverse. It allows players to participate in the creation of NFT-based terrain, structures, and objects, while building new Metaverses and connecting with other NFT communities.
RobotEra’s overall design, design, and roadmap put it in direct competition with existing platforms like Decentraland and The Sandbox. But thanks to his promising basic characteristics and the financial support of LBANK LabsRobotEra has every chance to establish itself in a rapidly expanding field.
This new Metaverse project faces big players like Decentraland and The Sandbox, how to take advantage of it?
Launched since the beginning of the year, the alpha version of the RobotEra platform is expected at the end of the first quarter of 2023. This gives it enough time to organize a presale in three phases and register on the stock exchange , date on which he TARO native sign there is a chance to post a good return.
To participate in the sale, all investors need to do is visit the RobotEra website. They can connect their Wallet Connect or MetaMask crypto wallet to it and buy TARO with ETH or USDT.
At the time of this writing, the pre-sale price of a TARO is 0.02 USDT, but it will increase by 25% (to 0.025 USDT) when the second period of sale starts. The third and final step will push the price up to 0.032 USDT, which means that the first investors who bought at the price of 0.02 USDT technically made a profit of 60%.
Each stage of the presale will see the sale of 90 million TARO. Together, these three stages represent 15% of TARO’s total supply of 1.5 billion, the largest part of this asset is allocated to the DAO-based treasury (33%) and rewards to win the players (25%).
How does Metaverse work in RobotEra?
The Metaverse of RobotEra, whose alpha version is scheduled for the first quarter of 2023, allows players to contain robots. Thus, they will be able to manage their own territory based on NFTs and participate in the creation of various elements of the RobotEra virtual world.
Thus, the game will allow players to get resources in the game world, so ccreate new robots, to participate in various quests, as well as to participate in events, including virtual concerts. They will also earn TARO rewards as the game progresses. The resources and items that players get on their land can be sold.
According to RobotEra’s whitepaper, an interesting element of Metaverse is that it will allow players to build “new metaverse with other NFT communities” while allowing them to join “NFTs from other communities”.
In other words, RobotEra ultimately aims to create a kind of blockchain-based multiverse where virtual objects are based on NFT from other platforms can be transferred instead. This initiative clearly has exciting prospects for the evolution of blockchain-based games.
According to the RobotEra group, the pre-sale should end at the end of the year, when it should get the first listings of crypto exchanges. It has already received financing from LBANK Labs, amounting to 2% of the total supply of TARO, amounting to 1.8 billion. So we can imagine that LBANK will be part of its first quotes.
Within the RobotEra ecosystem, TARO will be used by players to trade in-game assets and items. Once the platform is launched, it will be available for people who own it to play the native sign, which will allow them to earn more rewards.
So TARO is very useful, and if RobotEra succeeds in attracting more players, it should experience high demand. As a result, this should result in higher prices over time.
Of course, in an industry dominated by platforms like The Sandbox, Decentraland and Axie Infinity, RobotEra has strong competition. However, it is undoubtedly more ambitious than the latter and its basic properties give it a good head start.
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