According to ChainCatcher news and reported by CoinDesk, Bybit's content director Cyrus Ip recently expressed the view that Bitcoin is becoming a new area for wealth accumulation for the younger generation. In first-tier Asian cities like Singapore and Hong Kong, rising real estate prices make it difficult for millennials and Generation Z to replicate the wealth accumulation model of their parents through property. Bitcoin, as "virtual real estate," has a scarcity of 21 million units and high liquidity, requiring no large down payment.Data shows that young people are more open to investing in cryptocurrencies. Ip suggests that young investors consider allocating funds to Bitcoin but emphasizes that a long-term holding strategy should be adopted rather than speculative trading. He believes that this responsible investment approach may be key to building lasting wealth in an increasingly challenging financial environment.

ChainCatcher news, BBC Group's commercial subsidiary BBC Studios is collaborating with Reality+ to launch virtual real estate and amusement parks in The Sandbox metaverse later this year.It is reported that fans will be able to interact with immersive content from BBC's IPs Top Gear and Doctor Who. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Weibo hot search rankings show that "JJ Lin buys virtual real estate with a floating loss of 91%" has climbed to the 2nd place on Weibo's hot search list, with a current popularity of 1,028,700. Previously, in November 2022, JJ Lin spent $123,000 to purchase 3 pieces of virtual real estate in Decentraland, which are now worth only about $10,000, resulting in a floating loss of 91%.

According to ChainCatcher news, financial services giant Fidelity has just filed a series of trademark applications covering NFTs, NFT marketplaces, metaverse investment services, virtual real estate investment, and cryptocurrency trading, aiming to enter the metaverse market. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, metaverse content developer Everyrealm is launching an "interior design" and virtual real estate game aimed at adults. According to the announcement, after more than three years of development, Everyrealm's new free game Hometopia allows players to build virtual homes and communities with friends. Players will also be allowed to own the things they create in the game.Previously, ChainCatcher reported in February of this year that Everyrealm completed a $60 million Series A funding round, led by a16z. (source link)