2023-08-31 08:30:29
If you’ve ever dreamed of earning money while playing on your mobile, Atlas Earth seems like the perfect app. But before diving headlong into this tantalizing metaverse, take a moment to consider the details.
Atlas Earth has burst onto the mobile scene with the enticing promise of earning real money for playing. Billing itself as a metaverse pioneer, this app allows users to buy virtual real estate. But is it really the financial gain that the ads suggest or just a digital illusion? Here is all the essential information you should know.
What exactly is Atlas Earth?
Atlas Earth is not just a game; this is a bold foray into the metaverse. Here you can buy virtual real estate represented by plots of land of about 84 square meters. The more land you own, the higher you climb in the social ranks of the game. You can even aspire to the titles of mayor, governor, or even president.
Thanks to geolocation, the game moves with you, offering new plots to discover. However, it is important to note that these virtual lands only have value in the world of Atlas Earth, and not in other metaverse environments.
Is it really possible to earn money with Atlas Earth?
Atlas Earth presents itself as a golden opportunity to earn money by buying virtual real estate. The game allows you to buy virtual plots of land and promises real-time earnings. Atlas Earth even pays you by the second, but there’s a catch. The pay is so low you would earn less than 10 cents a year on a typical plot. Yes, you read correctly.
To cash out, Atlas Earth requires a minimum balance of five dollars. Thus, you will have to wait (or invest more) before you see any money. To be clear, the amount you earn won’t even cover the cost of the land before about 50 years. And if you’re banking on the game’s surge in popularity to sell your land for more, think again. So far, Atlas Earth is struggling to take off.
The in-game currency, Atlas Bucks, is a source of revenue for Atlas Earth. One hundred Atlas Bucks buy you a plot of land for about five dollars. Furthermore, the game gives you two free Atlas Bucks if you are watching an advertisement.
It is clear that this game also earns money from these advertisements. Nevertheless, the economic model shows its limits here; it should watch 50 advertisements to have enough to buy a single plot.
Another aspect to consider is the use of user data. The application uses geolocationsuggesting that Atlas Earth could potentially sell this data to third parties interested in developing the metaverse.
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