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Bliv. Club and WIOM work with Shikhar Dhawan to introduce the first metaverse sports metropolis

Shikhar Dhawan, a cricket player, has announced his collaboration with Web3 companies Bliv. Club, a finance company, and WIOM, a Web3 Metaverse company, to introduce the first sports city in the Metaverse. Serial businessmen Vikas Singh, Abhishek Kumar Gupta, and Mohammed Sirajuddin established Bliv.Club in 2021. World in One Metaverse (WIOM), a Web3 Metaverse firm, was founded by award-winning digital entrepreneur and IIT Delhi graduate Abhinav Tandon.

shikhar dhawan collaboration with web 3 company
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The global sports market is projected to rise from $354.96 billion in 2021 to $501.43 billion in 2022, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 41.3 percent. At a CAGR of 9%, the sports market is anticipated to reach $707.84 billion in 2026. From 2022 to 2030, the global metaverse market is anticipated to expand at a compound yearly growth rate of more than 45.8%, reaching a market size of more than $1,803 billion. Shikhar Dhawan was inspired by this to establish a sports metropolis in the Metaverse. The Da-One group of businesses, which focuses on sports, technology, startup ecosystems, and entertainment, was recently established by him.

Dhawan stated in a statement, "I've always made an effort to stay current with technology. I'm very curious about how sports can incorporate with the most recent web3 developments. Our team is pushing the limits of virtual reality to make it truly democratic and accessible for everyone in light of the changing internet consumption habits of millennials and Gen Z. To bridge the gap between the currently available offline sports/fitness avenues and metaverses, we are developing a fully functional and sustainable multiverse economy. You kind of have to be crazy to do anything like this and have an original influence."

Cricket stadiums, a sportsplex where spectators may enjoy watching sports, a sports cafe, gym, e-sports zone, cottages, running tracks, a 3D immersive sports museum, a sports library, an arena for other sports, and more will be found in this soon-to-be-opened sports city. In addition to the aforementioned, fascinating partnerships with additional well-known sports figures and sports communities are upcoming.

"The purpose is to develop a sports universe that accommodates fans. Essentially, this will be a sports city constructed using the most recent blockchain-based technology, with the intention of developing into a community-owned and decentralised platform that supports utility tokens, dApps, and an ecosystem for XR-based education. The initiative's main goal, according to WIOM's founder Abhinav Tandon, will be to offer best-of-breed, market-leading Metaverse technologies."

Given the importance of the community-owned platform in web3, the residents and users of this virtual city will enjoy a one-of-a-kind location. As a Web3 Fintech business, our objective will always be to make cutting-edge solutions available to the general public, according to a statement from Vikas Singh, co-founder of Bliv.Club.
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