#metaverse

Is the metaverse becoming a sustainable alternative to physical travel?

Are NFTs dead or just too expensive to buy?

Are NFTs really dead, or are the people saying that just too poor to afford good ones?

Is the metaverse the future of social media, or a boring fad that will die in a year?

Does anyone else feel like NFTs and the metaverse are just a big hype train?

Has the metaverse become anything more than a digital ghost town?

Is the Metaverse just a graphically intense NFT marketplace or does it have real utility?

Is the hype around crypto, NFTs, and the metaverse actually dying down or just getting started?

Will the metaverse matter if everything gets AI bots?

Does owning digital land feel like a smart bet for your future?

What does the metaverse look like in a cost-of-living crisis?

Is the metaverse finally worth joining in 2025 with new AI features?

Does anyone else feel like the metaverse is just a fancy way to sell you more stuff?

What's your take on the metaverse—is it a game-changer or a gimmick for now?

Is the Metaverse still relevant in 2026 for serious gamers and creators?

Has the metaverse changed how you think about sustainable living, or is it just hype?

Do people still care about owning virtual land

Do NFT profile pictures have any real utility beyond signaling how much money you wasted?

Does the Metaverse need to be fully decentralized to survive, or is that just a fantasy that kills adoption?

What’s your take on the metaverse after a year of nothing but empty land?