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your wealth. Hey everyone, me Kevin

here. In this video, we're going to talk

about everything that we know regarding

the metaverse and how you might be able

to stand to make money from it. But

first, I want to introduce you to

something that you may not be familiar

with yet. And it's something that I've

actually been using for over 5 years

now. It's Matterport 3D scanning

technology. And this specifically

applies to this talk that we have now

about the metaverse. This is a reallife

property right here that was scanned

with a 3D camera. In fact, I'll show you

what the camera looks like just by

driving right into here. There you go.

That's a 3D scanning camera. And this

camera is basically able to create a 3D

rendering of all the spaces that it sees

as you take the photos around different

areas. Now, the cool thing about this is

all of these data points go into

software and allow us to create what

looks like a real 3D world. And what I

think is fascinating about these sorts

of Matterport scans is that when we talk

about the metaverse and we talk about

potentially being able to share

experiences with other folks, we don't

really think yet that a company like

Matterport, which is a public stock and

has already partnered with Facebook on

certain things. I know we don't like

Facebook so much, but we love

Matterport. uh we might be able to in

the future literally invite people, my

guess, okay, this is my speculation, to

our own experiences and destinations

through the metaverse. Take a look at

this. This right here is a scan that I

did on a concier onebedroom Disney

cruise. This cost about $20,000.

I'd be able to invite folks into this

Disney cruise. Uh here it is. You can

see it uh at dock. Uh and this is a

Disney cruise. And I took this scan at

the beginning of my trip. And uh this

was still when our when our youngest son

was uh was was in one of these sleepers.

But anyway,

theoretically, I might be able to invite

you or somebody else to hang out with me

in this space in virtual reality so that

it's almost like we're together in

person on my cruise or in some

destination land by scanning the space

that I'm in and then hanging out with

you in virtual reality. Now, I'm not

sure what that's going to be like. I I

still prefer meeting people in person. I

think I kind of still prefer the idea of

having beer with somebody in person. But

think about the potential of let's say

I'm in Italy on a ship and I'm hanging

out over here and I want to play poker

and I can invite my friends through the

metaverse, this virtual reality world

and it's my setting, my world

essentially that I scanned from the real

world into the virtual world and now we

can all hang out and play poker together

and it feels like we're there in person.

I think that'd actually be pretty dang

cool, especially with how uh we're we're

becoming so scattered and so many people

are moving to different places because

we kind of work virtually. And I'll tell

you, Zoom meetings just ain't the same.

And so, this is where the metaverse, in

my opinion, crosses an element of

reality to me. And it really wasn't

until I thought about this potential

partnership with Matterport or this

integration of things like Matterport

technology that I really started getting

excited about the metaverse. Now, in

full transparency, I own zero Facebook

stock and I own a lot of Matterport

stock. But let's now jump into what we

know about the metaverse. Because what I

just showed you is real 3D scanning

technology along with my speculation on

what potentially a use case could be for

the metaverse. Because otherwise it just

sounds a little arcane and something

like I don't know children might do in a

video game. But this to me made it feel

real because after all the metaverse is

defined as a concept which is the

crossroads of virtual reality and

augmented reality. Virtual reality is

when we put on virtual reality goggles

or whatever and we're in a different

space like you joining my cruise.

Augmented reality would me be me being

able to see on my goggles potentially

virtual poker cards and poker hands. And

I'll tell you, it'd be pretty cool to

have a virtual dealer because I'm pretty

sure every time we play poker, nobody

wants to be the dealer. But anyway, the

cool thing is uh the metaverse uh isn't

really deemed an extension of the

internet, like something you do on the

internet. It's actually being considered

the next step of the internet. It's like

the evolution, the Pokemon evolved

version of the internet. That is, you

haven't even seen the internet in its

final form yet. Uh so hopefully this

makes more sense. So where did this come

from? Well, this really came from a 1992

science fiction novel called A Snow

Crash. And this is where meta is defined

as beyond versus universe. And so if

you're unfamiliar with Snow Crash Crash,

it's basically a '90s version of Ready

Player 1. And if you have not watched

Ready Player One, the movie, just watch

that, okay? It's great. Uh the setting

in both of these is similar. People

basically seek refuge from a dystopian

future within this fully virtual world,

the metaverse. And so, uh, this is why

even though there are no real examples

of this yet outside of the movie, uh, I

thought this example of integrating

Matterport scans and sort of my

destinations and sharing those

destinations with people is the perfect

potential use case uh for 3D scanning

technology combined with uh, the

metaverse. Essentially, it's taking the

space that I'm in online. That's the

easiest way that I can think about it.

Now, earlier this year, Republic Realm,

which considers itself a digital real

estate firm, purchased an NFT of virtual

real estate in the Decentraland for more

than $900,000.

So, think about that for a moment. A

company spent $900,000 purchasing the

rights to digital real estate in a world

that does not exist. And the main

currency of this sort of decentraland is

is called Mana. And what's kind of

interesting about this is that users in

this world are constantly creating

experiences for other users and that the

decentraland is described as not a place

but rather an infrastructure on which to

build a place. Now again this is really

really arcane but I think of a place as

something as as somewhere where we where

we can go right so you're not really

buying uh this digital representation of

a place but you're buying the

opportunity or this company is you're

buying the opportunity for other people

to go there. So imagine okay let's try

to let's back up from this decentraland

and sort of this arcane stuff again

because as soon as it gets a little like

okay above my head below my knees this

is a little too much. Now for a message

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estate. So, let's do another example.

Let's say that Disney creates a virtual

version of the Animal Kingdom. Okay,

this right here is a concier suite at

the Animal Kingdom uh that I stayed in.

It's a twobedroom. And what if Disney

had the right to this basically

two-bedroom uh unit here and we were

able to lease this two-bedroom unit and

experience the animal kingdom from our

homes in a room that we maybe dedicate

to virtual reality or whatever or a

living room for that matter, whatever.

But we could essentially walk out onto

the balcony and look, oh, there are the

giraffes and we get some sort of

realtime feed of the actual animals

there. This this was by the way a real

virtual well it's it's a real Matterport

scan that I took. So these are basically

pictures of the actual place that I

stayed. But these could easily with with

technology that we have now be turned

into a virtual world that we could walk

around in. I would expect almost that

this virtual world technology would kind

of just beautify some of the objects,

get rid of some of the graininess. Uh

you know if there's dirt or whatever,

kind of clean that up and just make it

all look like the beautify filter on

Instagram. But now you want to go to the

Animal Kingdom with me, but you don't

want to fly to Florida. You don't want

to spend the money to go in this, but

you want to hang out at the Animal

Kingdom or even go through the park.

Boom. Let's go. Let's go visit it. And

And I imagine at first these experiences

would be more visual. Like I don't see

us yet going on roller coasters and

experiencing that. Although if you kind

of want to feel potentially what uh sort

of the metaverse could make you feel

like if for experiencing like virtual

roller coasters, if you've ever gone to

the Universal Hollywood Harry Potter

ride, they they have this sort of like

crane that has you in a seat and they

drive you around and then they put you

in front of this circular screen and it

makes you feel like you're Harry Potter

on uh uh you know whatever a broomstick

flying around because the thing's kind

of rocking you around and you've got

this immersive experience with sound and

wind and everything in front of you and

it makes you feel like you're flying

around uh virtually but you're really

just in this chair that's just moving

around a little bit and then there's

some fan blowing in your face, right?

Really interesting, especially if uh the

the ride shuts down on you, which has

happened to me three times. Uh, and then

you could kind of be like, ah, this is

how they make you feel like it. Kind of

another way to sort of relate the real

world to the virtual world and give you

kind of a feeling as to how some of

these things could work in the future.

Because again, every time I think about

like concerts and parks and rides in the

dental land, I'm like, how? It doesn't

make sense. But when I relate it to

reality, it makes more sense. See, and

in the Dententraland today, there are

actually casinos where people can gamble

their mana against the dealers who are

paid by the casino owners and mana. And

the dealers in in the Dententraland are

actually real people who are somewhere

and you interact with them in the

metaverse. So, the metaverse has so many

implications, and it doesn't just have

to do with you coming over my Animal

Kingdom site and hanging out with me to

gamble or drink beer, although both of

those sins sound really, really fun

right now, and I'd rather be doing that

right now. Okay, I'm just kidding. I I

like making my videos. Uh oh, but that

is also very fun. But anyway, according

to JP Morgan, the key concepts of the

metaverse are the linkage between the

virtual and the real world. And really

the goal is to try to get you to spend

money and to be social. So if you think

about it, look, if I can go rent an

Animal Kingdom space tonight, like this,

imagine this. It's like, "Okay, Lauren,

where do you want to go for date night?"

Well, we've gone to the same tiki hut

like every single date night the last 17

times. Why don't we do something

different? Hey, what if we go to the

Animal Kingdom tonight and uh we go to

the the Animal Kingdom show they're

having in Florida by just putting on our

reality headsets. Now, we're going to

spend a money. We're going to spend more

money to go to this, right? So, we're

paying a ticket at Bishan cost and every

night we could be anywhere. Hey, you

know what? Let's go to the event they're

having at the Great Wall of China. And

you know, maybe they've Matterport

scanned this thing up or or whatever. Or

or maybe they they're even live

Matterport scans. I have no idea how

this might work in the future. I expect

the difference between a Matterport scan

now and a live feed 3D scan isn't that

impossible to do. It just has to be

stitched together in real time, which I

I know we already have live feeds of 360

cameras, so I think the technology

already exists. But now again, me as an

investor, I'm always trying to put my

head on is like, okay, where is this

going to make more money? And I'm

thinking, dang, this could make really

good money for tourist destinations.

It's really bad for airlines. It's

horrible for airlines, but it's great

for people like uh concerts, venue. I

mean, like, what if you want to go to a

you want to go to a rave and you've

never been to one and you're like, I

kind of want to try one without actually

being there.

Oh, yay. You're there. All right. Uh

interesting. Uh now I I I suppose that

makes dancing with other people probably

less uh less interactive, but uh so so

there are definitely some things you're

still going to want to do in person,

right? I don't think this is designed to

really be a replacement of like going

clubbing, for example, and hanging out

with other people in person. So you

can't really functionally dance with

somebody as well. I I I believe in the

uh in the virtual world as you could in

person. But uh you know being able to go

on different date nights or different

experiences with your friends and family

or whatever or your spouse I think is

actually really cool especially if you

want it to be mostly visual and you

don't want to otherwise travel there or

why bother traveling there if you're

like some people if you're you're going

to go somewhere for a visual experience

like a museum or a concert uh mostly

visual right auditory I mean in some

sense virtual could be good enough. Kind

of interesting. Not trying to take away

from concerts, okay? I love going to

concerts, too. Uh I just like having

fun. Anyway, a lot of tech giants uh are

all trying to figure this out. Like,

they're having these same conversations

that I'm kind of having with myself and

you right now. Although, I know this is

a very one-sided conversation. But

anyway, uh Facebook announced in July

that was creating a product team to work

on the metaverse verse specifically. And

a lot of this obviously has to do with

Facebook because now Facebook is

changing their name from Facebook uh to

Meta. Now, there's still going to be

Facebook, but it's kind of like Google

and Alphabet. The corporate uh name

became Alphabet for Google. And uh

Facebook's actually changing their

ticker symbol from FB to Mverse, MVRS

apparently, starting at the end of this

year, which is pretty incredible. But

anyway, uh Facebook is really trying to

go deep on this. And the goal here is

really to provide a way for as many

players as possible to build a business

in the metaverse, to make money in the

metaverse. So, you know, in some sense,

I'm just again trying to put my thought

my head into this. Like, think about

this. Imagine you did a virtual scan of

your property and I was able to visit

your property in the metaverse and

consult with you on the renovation you

were thinking about doing. And all I had

to do was have my little 3D thing on and

it was kind of like, "Join Michael's

home tour. Yeah, Michael, don't do this,

do this, whatever." Right? And I'm able

to consult with you in person, but not

in person. Like that's a dope business.

Think about being a a trainer, you know,

a workout trainer. I some things you

probably have to physically like help

people with. But there's some really

cool opportunities here. Like who

remembers We Fit. Okay. I don't know.

Probably like 10% of the people

watching. I don't know. Hopefully more.

But anyway, we Fit was something else. I

actually really enjoyed it except I

don't know. I just didn't keep playing

it very long. Uh but anyway, uh Facebook

Pay by the way is uh now as a result

moving into uh this space as well.

They're actually moving Facebook Pay,

which I didn't even know they had

Facebook Pay like Apple Pay, but they

have Facebook Pay. They're moving this

to the Na'vi branded crypto wallet. So

everything's going to be under the Na'vi

brand. Uh remember that DM is going to

be their uh currency and Na'vi is the

wallet. Mark Zuckerberg has stated that

he already prefers doing his meetings in

VR if possible, citing that it's much

more uh collaborative and productive.

Now, most people don't like Mark

Zuckerberg, so I'm going to try to limit

my exposure to Mark here. But anyway, uh

Oculus uh by Facebook launched something

known as Horizon Workrooms. These

workrooms allow teams to collaborate and

develop in sort of a virtual world,

which kind of makes me think of EXPI,

the stock for EXPI real estate where

essentially in this uh this virtual

brokerage, you can go to meetings to

learn about how to sell real estate

better by being uh in sort of virtual

collaborative meetings and showing up to

these meetings with your uh character,

your virtual ual representation of

yourself. It's kind of cool. Which, by

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Anyway, so uh the Horizon workrooms is a

place where apparently you can you could

actually write on group uh whiteboards

and uh and and it's really interactive.

It's a beta. Kind of interesting. Again,

it starts kind of escaping how I could

associate me actually physically

writing, but I suppose it would be no

different from me taking like a stylus

and writing on an iPad, except I don't

have that physical feedback. I I I don't

know. Maybe I get a pad or something.

Who knows? But anyway, Google,

Microsoft, Samsung, Sony have joined

Facebook, uh, and a bunch of group tech

companies, and their goal is to shape

the future of experimental reality,

which I suppose that means in the

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psychology of money. So, Mark Zuckerberg

uh also mentioned that uh the name

Facebook doesn't encompass everything.

So, that's why now they're going into

Meta. They own meta.com which redirects

to Facebook. Zuckerberg owns at Meta.

Starting December 1st, Facebook uh will

start trading under a new ticker symbol

MVRS. Uh this is again similar to how

Google rebranded itself, which begs the

question, what's going to happen to

Fang? Uh if Facebook is now Meta and

Google is now Alphabet, maybe now we're

going to get something like man,

we'll see what happens. Uh

Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, and

Netflix. Oh man. H according to

Bloomberg Intelligence article, by the

way, all consumer brands need now, and

this is a big one, okay, a chief

metaverse officer. Yeah, chief metverse

officer. And the vision here is that the

future of the metaverse isn't a specific

place or thing, but rather again, it's

the next level of interconnectedness.

And it's like I described, it's a way

for us to interact with people that that

we haven't been able to do so before.

Whether that's for job interviews or for

actually showing up in the office

without showing up in the office. In the

future, we might look back at our

current internet as actually kind of

like primitive. Like I watched the Born

identity the other day and they're

sitting in the one of these internet

cafes. Uh, and and they're going on

websites and oh my gosh, the websites

from like 2003 look horrible and I

remember those like who remembers AOL

Instant Messenger AIM. Oh my gosh.

Anyway, uh the response so far to

Facebook's reb branding has been pretty

mixed. Uh especially the response to

Zuckerberg's commercial. People wonder

if it's a joke. Now uh the people who

know about the metaverse concept prior

uh to or have known about it since prior

to the Facebook announcement are mostly

excited about uh Facebook embracing the

future of the internet. Obviously

privacy is a big concern here especially

when it comes to Facebook. The concern

is compounded by the fact that Facebook

is already not widely trusted right. So

even without the metaverse, there are

already some privacy groups uh that that

are monitoring Facebook for uh tracking

issues like hey, you know, are people

tapping into the cameras and our

front-facing cameras on our laptops or

our phones? How much are we actually

being tracked with GPS data? Are

employers going to take surveillance to

the next level of of surveillance

through this? Right? If if you're in the

metaverse, can like literally everything

you be do be tracked here? Uh, you know,

reading through Twitter this morning, a

lot of people are are viewing the

metaverse as like a glorified virtual

reality chat. Uh, and I think this

really associates it with with the sort

of Zoom nature. Uh, and I I hope that my

example so far by talking about

Matterport, which the stock by the way

is skyrocketing today because of this

news. Uh I I think my talk about

Matterport and this this potential use

case for going on going to events or

different date nights is is really uh a

more realistic example of how great the

metaverse could be. And it also helps

distance ourselves a little bit from uh

well Facebook. So now also on Thursday,

the developers of a blockchainbased game

called quote the age of rust tweeted

that they were notified by Valve that

Steam is blocking all applications built

on the blockchain technology uh that

issue or allow the exchange of

cryptocurrency NFTts. And so this is

just an example. This was last Thursday,

by the way. This is just an example

where uh you you still have you're so

new in this technology that you're still

having companies kind of fight over

like, "Hey, wait a minute. We don't want

you to sell NFTts here because we want

to get our fee. You're supposed to buy

stuff through the Steam store. We want

like our 30% cut. You know, this is very

similar to what happened with uh with

Apple here. Uh so uh you know, Valve's

rationale here is that they don't want

real money being traded for game items.

But uh let's be real, money is being

traded for game items all the time. Just

think about CS:GO, uh you know, skins,

Rust, TF2, you know, Team Fortress 2.

skins are being bought and these are

just basically clothing that we could

wear in theory in the metaverse, right?

And this is interesting because Valves

Valve's basically already said that

these NFTts, you know, digital

representations have real world value,

but let's be real. We know that Steam

just kind of wants wants their cut.

Again, very similar to Apple versus Epic

Games lawsuit. Judge, by the way, sided

with Epic Games, stating that Apple can

no longer prohibit developers from

pointing to other means of payment

beyond Apple's own payment system. uh

and uh and and uh but basically

reiterated that if you're going to use

Apple's payment system, you have to pay

Apple their commission. And so what

what's interesting here is we're going

to see back to Metverse here. We're

going to see a lot of fighting between

companies about okay, how are we going

to navigate this Metverse space? Who's

going to pay whom a commission? Who owns

the characters? Who owns the space that

we're hanging out in? Personally, I

think that if I go to the Animal Kingdom

via the metaverse, you know, again, here

I am in this this sweet that we had to

sp spend like $1,500 on a night uh to be

in. Hey, look at that. That's us. Oh my

gosh. Look, I look so different. I don't

have I don't have green hair. Oh, that's

a cool picture. See, look. We were there

in the virtual. Oh, man. I want it back.

Oh, that was really cool. Uh Oh, yeah.

Look at that.

Oh, that's that's actually really cool.

That was uh that was right before co uh

but oh man. Anyway, uh that's so cool.

But anyway, it really gives us this um

feeling that hey like Disney deserves

some payment here, right? We're using

their space. But anyway, uh it's worth

noting that so far this month, four

metaverse themed exchange traded funds

have already been listed on the Korean

stock exchange. the uh business model

behind blockchain powered games like

especially like play to earn games are

also taking off and uh ETFs are trying

to take advantage of this movement.

They're trying to buy things like

Matterport or Vuzy the virtual reality

headset. I did not really like Vuzy

glasses by it's not the headset, it's

the glasses. Didn't really like the Vuzy

glasses when I ordered them. Uh but

maybe I'll have to give them another

chance. But uh we're seeing a lot of

businesses being created around the

metaverse already. Uh now this this

paytoarn thing is really interesting.

There's something called Axi Infiniti.

And so Axi Infiniti has uh AXS tokens

already listed on multiple exchanges.

And JP Morgan reported that as of

October 4th, the market cap of Axi

Infiniti has reached $ 8.3 billion,

much higher than the $30 million uh

market cap that it had on January 1st of

this year. The game, by the way,

recorded $196 million US of monthly

revenue from July 2021, uh, and $364

million of revenue in August 2021. So,

it's kind of blowing up. And this is Axi

Infiniti. Uh, and there's also a

well-known Korean Japanese gaming

company called Nexon, and they're

currently developing Project Mod. This

is an upcoming platform and it's

believed to be a metaverse that

leverages off the game's intellectual

property. Disney's already trying to NFT

or basically tokenize things like

Spider-Man or other things because they

know the metaverse is coming and people

are going to want to play these sorts of

characters. So, this is really this

brave new world. Uh you've also got

Nvidia stock that's jumping on this news

mostly because uh you're going to need

some pretty incredible server technology

and graphics technology to make this

happen. And Nvidia is all in on this

especially with AI. Like think about it.

They there is an element of artificial

intelligence that goes into even 3D

scanning to stitch these pictures

together. But then also I I expect in

the future to not just stitch the

pictures together, but to beautify them

and to to uh fill in gaps that cameras

didn't see. like a camera doesn't know

what's under the table, but it could

kind of make that assumption, right? And

artificial intelligence probably be able

to put that together, which is uh kind

of scary, but also really really in

cool. Nvidia is also having their GPU

technology conference on November 8th

through 11th online. There will be more

than 500 sessions covering things like

robotics, deep learning, graphics, and a

lot more. They're expected to have over

200,000 online attendees. And one of the

sessions will be the vision for the

metaverse. You'll have a lot of

panelists on there like the CEO of Epic

Games, the chief scientists at Roblox,

10-centent Games, SK Telecom, uh Nvidia

folks, Metastage folks, Cesium folks,

you name it. And uh there'll be a lot of

sessions including folks coming from

Disney, Loheed Martin, you name it. So,

you can really see almost all companies

are are are starting to pay attention to

this. The omniverse, by the way, is also

considered uh a metaverse for engineers.

This is a product by Nvidia. So, you

know, if you're really excited about the

metaverse, Nvidia is another one to

consider taking a peek at of the things

I've mentioned here. I'm invested in uh

I did invest in AXS, also invested

heavily in Matterport, which if you ever

want to know when I buy or sell

something, immediately when I do,

remember the stocks and psychology of

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alerts for every kind of transaction I

make uh in the stocks and psychology of

money group. But anyway, uh developers

and software providers uh are obviously

building on this like crazy. I mean, BMW

is already working on building a digital

factory so that they can train people in

a digital factory before they go work in

a real factory. Isn't that isn't that

crazy? Like these are real examples that

we're seeing here. Now, about a day ago,

GameStop also posted a job listing

hiring a head of web 3 gaming, so

version three of the web, making it

clear that GameStop's also looking to

get into the metaverse. They said

they're looking for someone with

experience with Ethereum NFTs and

blockchain based gaming platforms. Back

in May, GameStop also created a page to

tease their in-house NFT marketplace.

GameStop really appears to have already

created an ERC 721 standard token which

is used to create NFTts. By the way, I

also recently acquired my very first

NFTt. It is a jungle cat. Uh and it's

it's kind of paying homage to a little

bit of the green hair. Uh uh and uh I

made a uh I made some videos wearing a

hazmat suit back at the beginning of

COVID. And so I I I thought this was a

really cool uh sort of throw to uh

throwback to the beginning of the

pandemic and to now. So it's sort of a

merger of the two. But anyway, really

like this one. So uh take a look at uh

take a look at this. Uh this is a jungle

cat. Uh and uh in in full transparency,

I was gifted this jungle cat. I did

select this uh but I was gifted this. I

always want to be very transparent with

my audience, but it's awesome. It is my

first NFT and it's really really cool.

So, thank you to the Jungle Cat squad

and also shout out to Salana. Uh, so

folks, this is this is amazing. I mean,

this has been a a longer video than I

thought, but uh I'm actually excited

about this. Like, Axi really excited

about it. Got six figures in it. Uh,

Matterport got over seven figures in

this. And uh the I think this is just

the beginning, folks. So very excited.

Thank you so much for being here. And

folks, we'll see you in the next one.

Thanks again. Goodbye.

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