Fortunately, a Lithuania-based crypto startup named Urust Global knows the answer to this. Urust Global is the new player that recently joined the Web 3.0 landscape, and set out to leverage decentralization to tackle the afore-mentioned concern. They make a very strong vouch for the Decentralised Metaverse which is built atop the Decentralized Ledger Technology (DLT), and contest that it is the one and only Metaverse that will prevail.
The foremost and utmost holy grail of Urust Global is to bring forth the substratum for the Decentralized Metaverse. They focus on two key facets that are essential to all Metaverse interactions, which is Identity and Transaction.
Urust Global builds upon the Decentralised Identity mechanisms to provide each user with a consolidated ID which she can use to login to any Services and Apps in the Metaverse. More importantly, Urust Global provides a unified payment hub that handles both fiat and crypto currencies alike, regardless of its central-bank issuers nor its underlying chain. Their payment platform integrates Ripple Network, and thereby attains up to 300 times cheaper processing fee and 100,000 times faster processing time than conventional banks.
The platform is offering
cross-chain swap service for crypto-currency live. This function supports swaps between cryptos belonging to the same chain via interfacing with the prominent AMMs, as well as atomic swaps between cryptos belonging to different chains. This is indeed very beneficial to DeFi users.
Their
whitepaper and projected
roadmap indicate they are working with Decentralized Identity Foundation, indicating they are on the forefront of the Web 3.0 landscape. It is also worth noting that they are planning to obtain Lithuania's Electronic Money Institute license by 2024. If the team follows through with their plan, they will be a serious contender in the Web 3.0 and Metaverse realms.
We found the tokenomics of Urust Global rather straightforward, with a round of strategic offer (equivalent to private sale) followed by a fair launch. It seems that tokens offered to their strategic partners are subject to certain locking, to the tune of at least one-year. A more interesting bit is their attention paid towards the security issue. They already completed a proper
audit prior to their offering, which is a good thing.