Ertha Metaverse Sells Rome NFT for Record USD 120k

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Ertha Metaverse looks unstoppable on its path to becoming the industry’s top metaverse. The project is already recognized as having one of the most searched-for tokens in GameFi and at the time of writing, holds a fully diluted market cap in excess of USD 380 million. Today its developers have announced that a new sales record has been set.

Rome no longer belongs to the Romans, but to the buyer who spent USD 120,000 for the privilege to call one of Europe’s most famous cities their own. Not only do they now have control of world-famous landmarks such as The Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain, but also Vatican City, the home of the Pope, and its famed Sistine Chapel.

This exceeds previous highs that were set for Tokyo, which sold for USD 59,000, and the majority of Sweden, which a single buyer purchased for USD 50,000.

To some, these might seem like eye-watering amounts to spend on digital plots of land. However, each plot, especially those with the higher prices, comes loaded with resources that can be exploited to generate its owner revenue in the form of $ERTHA tokens. The Metaverse is divided into 360,000 purchasable land plots, each of which collects taxes, fees, and other forms of revenue from the transactions taking place on them.

With Ertha’s trajectory continuously on the up, Rome’s purchase price might not seem so high once the game is live and hundreds of thousands of players flood into its playspace. Investors looking to buy into the hype surrounding metaverses and Play-to-Earn gaming should look no further than Ertha Metaverse.

The games marketplace, an interactive globe, is being updated continuously with land in new countries