Land
Users of Netvrk can own virtual land in the metaverse. In total, there are only 15,000 NFT parcels in the Genesis Islands, and there's no limit on how much land a user can own. They can hold a single lot, a whole section in a district, an entire continent, or even the whole Netvrk universe. The virtual land is purchasable, saleable, and tradable, with different forms of definitions of ownership for the buyer, seller, and renter. Owners can also give their land away or rent it out.
Owners who want to sell their virtual land can give full or partial rights of ownership to the buyer. Alternatively, they can temporarily lease their land in exchange for revenue-sharing.
Owning land allows users to own, create, and monetize their headquarters in the Netvrk metaverse. Landowners can deploy e-commerce storefronts, games, and experiences on their land to earn money. It's also possible for landowners to monetize user traffic by deploying advertising on their land.
In Netvrk, land ownership is the foundation for governance via the Netvrk DAO and Netvrk Reserve distributions. Furthermore, landowners can receive a share of Netvrk Marketplace revenue and Netvrk NFT royalties.
Assets
Assets in Netvrk can include vehicles, houses, buildings, and numerous other things found in the Netvrk market.
Advertising Space
Users can purchase advertising spaces that are spread around the Netvrk metaverse. These advertising spaces can be used in peer-to-peer transactions to display users' advertisements to earn advertising income or resell to other people.