Ledger, a well-known hardware wallet maker, hopes to employ Metaverse technology to help spread Bitcoin awareness and education.
The wallet business is partnering with The Sandbox to boost crypto education and security in its virtual environment.
The Sandbox will provide it with 36 territories, allowing it to build an education and security center in its Metaverse.
The Sandbox is making room in its Metaverse for Ledger. It will allow the company to educate members of its community about crypto-security so that they can secure their investments.
The French firm has been actively expanding its operations beyond traditional cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and now takes NFTs.
In early March, Ledger introduced a limited version of the Ledger Nano S Plus, a brand-new hardware wallet designed to enable NFTs.
Ledger wants to spread security and education
Both Ledger and The Sandbox think that the greatest way to learn is via direct experience.
As a result, Ledger will rely on The Sandbox’s core value proposition. Digital ownership in games, in particular, may be used to generate gamified instructional experiences.
Players will be rewarded with one-of-a-kind artifacts resulting from these experiences, which were designed in conjunction with Swipe Back. While also infusing utility into the incentives to provide winners with unique access to activities.
In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, Ian Rogers stated that the most important component of working with The Sandbox is teaching people about security.
He asserted,
”The reality is that educated people become Ledger customers, and so we just want to make sure that all people have all the education they need to be safe and to properly manage this incredible right and freedom that they have of self-custody. Self-custody really gives you personal freedom, but it’s also a responsibility. You have to take it very seriously to maintain that right and not lose it.”
To top it all off, Sandbox announced on Twitter about the collaboration.
“The Metaverse should offer endless opportunities for artists and communities to create, construct, and share ownership of ideas and experiences in a worry-free way,” stated Sebastien Borget, COO and Co-Founder of The Sandbox.