Is Facebook's Metaverse Getting Greedy? | 4.13.22

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Apr 20, 2022

Is Facebook's Metaverse Getting Greedy? | 4.13.22

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Is Facebook's Metaverse Getting Greedy?

Earlier this week, Meta announced that they would be allowing a handful of users to sell their own digital assets through Horizon Worlds. The post doesn’t disclose how much profit will be going to the creator and how much will be going right back into Meta (Facebook’s) pocket. 

And the price point is shocking. 

A spokesperson from Meta shared with CNBC that they will be taking 47.5% of each transaction of digital goods in Horizon Worlds. According to CNBC, “That includes a “hardware platform fee” of 30% for sales made through the Meta Quest Store, where it sells apps and games for its virtual reality headsets. On top of that, Horizon Worlds will charge a 17.5% fee.”

The seemingly unequal cut of shares has put some in the NFT community against the billion dollar company. 

For comparison, LooksRare takes 2% of each transaction while OpenSea takes 2.5%.

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