Metaverse Investing: How nfts, Web 0, Virtual Land and vr are Going to Change the World as We Know It

Meta

When Mark Zuckerberg changed Facebook’s name to Meta, he did three things. First, he said he established himself as the lead and authority in the metaverse. Second, he rebranded his acquisitions. Considering that Facebook acquired Instagram and Whatsapp, which were huge brands on their own, it was a smart move on his part to portray them as one family. Thirdly, he took an exit from which he will be unable to return.
There are now billions of users on Meta, and the number is growing every day. Because of this, Meta has a reach that other platforms can only dream of. As a social media company, they are able to quickly get people using a feature, making their return on investment ratios extremely high. This is the power of low customer acquisition costs. Meta will be able to monetize the metaverse unlike any other.
There is only one problem with Meta stocks: the founder. There is no doubt Zuckerberg is a great visionary that shaped Web 2.0. However, he receives a lot of criticism when it comes to his public relations and nonchalant image. In the tech start-up culture, CEOs tend to be the face of the company, a tradition passed down from the late Steve Jobs. Luckily, Zuckerberg is humble enough to be aware of his shortcomings. He is constantly working on improving public relations to ensure investors and users alike. All things considered, Meta stocks should be a part of any tech portfolio.

Microsoft

In terms of a trustworthy and personable image for a company, you won’t do better than Bill Gates. He is revered for his philanthropic endeavors all over the world.
The Windows operating system he envisioned decades ago remains the most popular today. One of Microsoft's greatest strengths is innovation and branching out, and Xbox is an excellent example. The results speak for themselves. For decades, they returned stable and profitable returns for their shareholders. Microsoft is, therefore, a safe haven for investment.
By jumping on the Metaverse bandwagon, Microsoft established itself as a figure of Web 3.0. A Microsoft Mesh for Teams investment is in the works for 2022, with the capital and experience to back it up. You can certainly wait to see if Microsoft’s enterprise will work. We all know they have yet to make a popular browser despite trying so hard for so long. It's a coin toss for Mesh for
Teams. However, stocks are about a company's entire image, and Microsoft is as solid as they come. If Mesh for Teams is successful, then profits will increase, so that's a good bet. If not, Microsoft will still be a great company.