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Developers threw their forces at creating independent sites. It was following the U.S. government's ban on gambling in virtual space; which sparked outrage in the community to resist centralized censorship and control. They are not subject to external regulation.

Blockchain VR Platform technology fully meets these requirements, and new projects combining blockchain and VR technology have begun to emerge. Of course, these projects are far from perfect, but there is a good chance that they will improve over time, and new, more advanced platforms will enter the arena. Let's list some of the most interesting ones.
Decentraland

In 2015, a team of programmers began developing a virtual gaming universe with a decentralized architecture on the Ethereum blockchain. The main idea was to provide society with open standards that are not controlled by anyone else.

At the moment, the graphics detail in the project is lagging behind its time. The second drawback is the bandwidth capacity of the Ethereum network: can the system withstand such loads? As the number of users grows, the Ethereum network already has problems with long transaction delays.
Decentralized content storage

Based on blockchain, new platforms created for a business in the e-commerce sphere and focused primarily on companies began to appear. Such platforms were Mark.Space, Cappasity, Viarium created, again, on the blockchain Ethereum.

Space is an AR/VR platform for storing 3D content. Storage carries out on centralized servers. The platform supported by all modern browsers contains its decentralized social network, as well as boutiques in the virtual space, where users can buy real goods.
Another startup, Cappasity, is the decentralized marketing for 3D/AR/VR content. Cappasity is a cloud platform aimed at increasing the conversion of e-commerce sites. The platform allows you to create, store, integrate, and share 3D content. Customers, for example, can interactively view 3D product models, and developers can buy or rent models for thei

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