Planting Trees In-Game Plants Them IRL – Aloki’s New Metaverse PlatoBlockchain Data Intelligence. Vertical Search. Ai.

Planting Trees In-Game Plants Them IRL – Aloki’s New Metaverse

Planting trees in-game plants them IRL with Aloki’s new metaverse project that is approaching completion. For this purpose, Aloki purchased 750 acres of land in Costa Rica.

As global awareness of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions grows, Alóki is working on a project that will allow users to contribute to sustainable development through a blockchain-based game in which real-world actions mirror those digital ones via non-fungible token (NFT) ownership.

According to statistics gathered by Alóki, the 750-acre property is located in a rainforest in the middle of Costa Rica, which is one of the top countries in terms of sustainability and obtains 98% of its energy from renewable sources.

According to the corporation, planting a tree in the Alóki metaverse would result in the planting of a genuine tree in the Alóki Sanctuary of Costa Rica. Planting trees in-game plants them IRL with Aloki’s new metaverse project is an awesome new concept that should become an industry must.

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Planting Trees In-Game Plants Them IRL – Aloki’s New Metaverse

According to Bartek Lechowski, CEO, Co-Founder, and Marketing and Experience Design Executive at Alóki, 27% of Costa Rica’s terrain is preserved in reserves and national parks, and the country is on its path to being carbon-neutral. According to him, this makes Costa Rica the best location for the project’s implementation.

According to Maurycy Krzastek, Founder, Creative Officer, and Financial Systems Developer at Alóki, they “want to provide users from various audiences the opportunity of expressing such values and supporting our efforts at sustaining biodiversity and safeguarding natural ecosystems,” adding:

“We see this project as a way to attract new people with sustainable focus into the crypto space. Our intention is for this to be their first crypto project as we believe it’s important for crypto and sustainability to work together.”

Krzastek went on to say that “we think there is not a single firm nowadays that does not practice some type of corporate social responsibility and strives towards sustainability and green initiatives,” and that Alóki encourages all businesses and enterprises from any industry to join them.

Preliminary activities for the new metaverse will be released during the third quarter of 2022, providing a seamless transition into the metaverse’s full debut, which is scheduled for the second and third quarters of 2023, when Alóki will include land-based gaming, according to the company’s CO.

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Krzastek also stated:

“The game itself will be launched in the fourth quarter of 2023. Prior to that, the project will be building up its community, conducting token sales, and offering users a host of NFTs for sale and activities, such as Spirit Quests to provide a gradual introduction to the essence of the game. We will also be launching the marketplace and other modules, such as NFT avatars, user interfaces and the website prior to the metaverse release.”

When asked about the project’s funding, Lechowski stated that it would be funded through a variety of major routes that will rely on the use of its native Prana token.

“The primary sale of NFTs and in-game items, as well as fees on transactions on the secondary market will provide steady streams of revenue,” he said.

Aloki will also provide staking chances, NFT sales, and awards that will “ensure sustained cash flows within the project and from external sources,” according to Lechowski.

“The project is self-funded at this moment, and we are bringing in USD 30 million worth of land as an important asset.”

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