Valour has partnered with SEBA Bank and MVIS to make the Metaverse Index available for trading over-the-counter
It may still be early days for the Metaverse but history is full of examples of investors who got in early and made a fortune.
New opportunities are opening up in the virtual world and a Toronto technology firm is bridging the gap between traditional capital markets and decentralised finance.
Valour has announced this week that it has made the SEBA VALOUR Metaverse Index (SVMETA) available for trading over-the-counter (OTC).
The collaboration with Swiss-based SEBA Bank and Market Vector Indices (MVIS) provides an investable index for tokens building for the Metaverse that provides exposure to crypto assets related to gaming, entertainment and social interactions within the virtual and augmented reality world.
"We are happy to announce the second phase of our Metaverse Index - the launch of OTC trading," said Tommy Fransson, CEO at Valour Asset Management. "With this, we give investors the possibility to get exposure to the index consisting of Enjin, Decentraland and Sandbox. We will continue to drive product development and support client demand with bridging the gap between traditional capital markets and investments in digital assets."
New world of opportunity
The Metaverse is evolving to offer many exciting opportunities for investors.
New York based Indxx recently started launching its Metaverse Index around the world and its managing partner Rahul Sen Sharma told Wealth Professional that there is a lot of interest in the space.
He highlighted estimates that claim the Metaverse could generate revenue of $US800 billion by 2024, with many big name retailers already among those acquiring virtual real estate.
