The first of its kind - Etherland is among the first metaverses that offer Estatepedia, an encyclopaedia of real estate ownership. Many metaverses out there may map digital real estate to real-world locations, but not a lot that actually allows users to register the physical land they own to the blockchain. In essence, Etherland provides a glimpse of what the future of real estate ownership may look like.
Opportunities to turn land for profit - There are many ways landowners can earn income from their digital land. For example, those who own digital land in the metaverse but don't actually own the physical land in the real world can hold their land and resale it at a much higher price in the future when the owner of the physical property wants to claim its LAND ID token.
Small-cap cryptocurrency - Etherland's native token, ELAND, is still a small-cap cryptocurrency (1 million USD market cap), so it has a lot of potential to explode in the future.