Chainlink will partner with LandVault

Representatives of LandVault made an unusual announcement. They will collaborate with a team from Chainlink Labs, who developed the Chainlink Oracle Network. Collaboration of companies may allow to supplement the list of LandVault services. In the list of services, the item “Creation of the Metaverse” should appear, and this will be implemented using various industry-specific capabilities of the Oracle blockchain. This could open up new opportunities for building a new generation of businesses and encourage many Web 3.0 startups.

Chainlink Labs is known for its influence on the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector and plays a big role in the development of the entire decentralized internet ecosystem. In addition, Chainlink Labs actively helps the development of the crypto-gaming direction by improving the Play2Earn sector, NFT tokens, metaverses and other things.

LandVault, which has partnered with Chainlink Labs, wants to significantly accelerate the growth of metaverse adoption and bring people's daily lives closer to virtual worlds. Chainlink oracle services will contribute to this, which will be able to support ecosystem projects in terms of infrastructures. LandVault, in turn, will act as a technical support and provide support not only in this regard, but also advise on such types of services, helping the developers of the metaverses.

Sam Huber, CEO of LandVault, is looking forward to a successful collaboration that he believes will go a long way in advancing Web 3.0 technology. From Chainlink Labs, Kate Lane, head of the company's partner department, commented. According to her statements, Chainlink is happy to help LandVault in their endeavors and sincerely hopes to influence the future of blockchain projects and help them achieve a significant evolution. In addition, Lane also believes that the collaboration between Chainlink Labs and LandVault can take the metaverse sector to the next level, which should be greatly facilitated by Oracle services and tools.

Previously, LandVault became popular due to its participation in the creation of the famous NFT collection World of Women NFT. The latter is priced quite well and now the minimum price for a non-fungible token is 1.7 ETH (~$2,000), while the most expensive is 925 ETH (~$1,100,000+). LandVault also helped create Heineken Silver Brewery, the world's first beer outlet in the metaverse. LandVault employs about 120 developers. The latter have over 200 successful commissions to create digital buildings and integrate over 100,000,000 square feet of land into the metaverses.