These metaverse tokens are surging this week ahead of Sandbox's gaming launch, and as buyers snap up virtual land



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There is one set of token that has gone up in value in the last week. The virtual world's tokens have soared in the last week.
Facebook changing its name to Meta in late October was the biggest catalyst for the evolution of online life.
SoftBank has invested in the Hong Kong-based gaming platform as it gears up to launch its play-to-earn metaverse capabilities. The company said last week that it would open up some of it's metaverse.
The sand token has gone up by almost 100% in the last week, and was up by 25% on Wednesday to trade around $6.81. The time is later. Visitors can monetize their assets and gaming experience with the sand token. Adidas is considering the idea of building in the Sandbox metaverse.
Big names have joined the metaverse. In late September, it was announced that he would be buying a plot of land on the platform to build a mansion and would be releasing his own non-fungible token (NFTs) to give people access to concerts and events.
"We're seeing major movements in the metaverse currencies, as knowledge about 'play 2 earn' projects increase, and major institutional players hop on the train."
This year, play-to-earn earn projects have become massive. The online video game featuring cute cartoon axolotls has seen its token triple in value in the last two months.

The Alpha hub will go live on November 29 and will allow people to earn NFTs and sand token for the first time, as well as earn up to 1,000 sand token.
The price of sand will be interesting to see after the launch, and I will be surprised if it goes below $6 again.
The virtual world where people can buy and sell digital real estate has attracted some big backers.

The largest metaverse land acquisition in history was completed by The Metaverse Group. The company acquired 116 parcels of land in the Decentraland area for over $2 million.
The surge in sand has boosted Decentraland's token by almost 600% in the last week, and it was last up 27% on the day at around $5.25 on Wednesday.
I believe the movement is due to a correlation with sand. "If sand continues its boom, so will you," he said.
Dogecoin and shiba inu are so-called meme token and have been in a bit of a lull. In the last week, it has lost almost 7% and was last around $56,658. Since last Wednesday, Dogecoin has lost 8.5% and shiba inu has lost 20%.

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