420 Reasons To Check Out Cannabis-Themed Metaverse

Cannabis-themed metaverse has a highly regarded mission.
The CEO of Cannaland shares his vision about a joint network for the cannabis industry.
He says the B2B community could also benefit from this space.

As a cannabis enthusiast you would not even need 420 reasons to get behind this Cannabis-themed metaverse. To unify the cannabis industry, CEO of Cannaverse Technologies, Mark Bonner, created Cannaland.

In detail, Cannaland is a metaverse platform for the cannabis industry. Bonner has shared his vision for the industry via an interview with Cointelegraph. Certainly, technology-forward thinkers are eager to see how the cannabis industry will leverage the metaverse.

Specifically, Cannaland is the world’s first cannabis platform powered by blockchain technology and aims to provide a more streamlined, efficient, and secure approach to the fragmented cannabis industry.

Thus, Bonner sees the metaverse as a tool that can revolutionize various verticals, including branding and advertising, real estate, and the cannabis industry itself. Through the metaverse, businesses can connect with consumers in a more engaging and interactive way, while also allowing for virtual property sales, shopping malls, and architectural solutions.

In Cannaland, consumers will be surrounded by businesses, services, products, and education, encouraging participation and transactions. Bonner himself comes from a background in renewable energy which helps him bring this fresh perspective and lead him to combine these two industries.

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Bonner believes that the metaverse has called for pioneers in every industry. With innovative technologies working symbiotically, it is more likely to see incredible new norms in our world. It is also more likely for us to see decision makers and thought leaders step up to the plate and challenge the traditional systems in place.

After all, we are likely to improve as a species only when we make the best of all the resources at our disposal. Given that we do so responsibly, Bonner is hoping to see how other thinkers will experiment with virtual and digital enhancements for our world.