Metaverse isn’t for everyone yet. This is one of the important lessons that the EU or the European Union has learned from hosting this party.
last Tuesday The State Department has organized a “Virtual Party” that aims to invite young people to know the limitless potential of the Metaverse.
Although the ministry spent 387,000 euros (approximately $400,000) for this event, the results were not as expected. Since there were only 6 people participating in the event in the Metaverse.
Among the six, Devex reporter Vince Chadwick is one of them. And he didn’t say a word and said that this activity “It was a huge failure.”
Vince Chadwick shared: He met five other participants with whom he had spoken before.
He also tweeted an atmospheric video of the gala featuring strange avatars dancing on the beach.
Virtual Gala held on Metaverse, one of theGlobal Gateway Project of the European Commission The goal is to spend up to 300 billion euros on infrastructure in developing countries by 2027.
The Virtual Gala has been promoted since mid-October. He said the event will be exciting and open the door to a world full of creativity for young people.
A spokesperson for the project said The project is aimed at young people who spend most of their time on different social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, as they want to let them know regarding what the EU is doing on the global stage.
The Gala got off to a bad start since the event hadn’t started yet.
Turns out, some of the staff who hosted the event weren’t confident that hosting an event on Metaverse would be a success, even if it cost a lot of money.
So some insiders have called the Metaverse Party just “digital trash” and “embarrassing.”
What’s more, when promoting the event, some Twitter users said the EU should spend money on drought in East Africa. and address UNHCR funding problems faced by refugee food shortages and many other issues.
Source: Bitcoinist
