As of late, there’s only one type of property that users can buy in Bit.Country: land blocks.
Land in Bit.Country is the capacity of a metaverse, just like the RAM in a computer. Users only need one land block and a small transaction fee in order to launch their own metaverse with their 3D world, Google Map-alike map, marketplace, and DAO. In addition, the dApp store will provide Grow2Earn missions and games that users can deploy to their worlds.
Users can subdivide one single land block up to a maximum of 100 individual units. Alternatively, they can also be grouped to form larger estates.
It’s up to the owner to build their land blocks however they like. They have permission to develop their land using voxel blocks or 3D objects. There are many ways owners can earn income from their land blocks, including land staking.
Each block in Bit.Country comes with a topic, and the content inserted into the block has to correspond to it. Since users can visit block-neighbours, it makes sense to put blocks with similar topics side by side. That’s why there’s a Good Neighbourhood Protocol, which allows existing block owners to decide what they would like to have as their neighbour.