First, it allows the decentralization of virtual reality content without sacrificing its protection.
Second, despite decentralization, copyright protection will still be in place due to blockchain; if one will be able to steal the credit from someone else’s creative work, it is recorded in a blockchain. Copyright protection may be freed from the bureaucracy that plagues it now, and an efficient protection system allows virtual reality platforms to become pieces of a united ecosystem.
Third, merging with the profitable cryptocurrency market makes virtual reality popularization much easier.
An innovative platform that combines virtual reality and blockchain
A nice example of a project that leans heavily into all the advantages provided by blockchain and virtual reality symbiosis is Victoria VR. It is a blockchain-based ecosystem that unites multiple virtual reality platforms and creates a whole world filled with user created photorealistic content, recorded in the blockchain. Therefore, Victoria VR users can work, visit tourist destinations, participate in meetings, enjoy concerts and play games without any risks or need to travel.
Victoria VR also allows its users to make money in the real world by trading and running businesses in the virtual one.