From gaming, to e-commerce, from weddings to rock concerts, the metaverse can actually become part of our reality. With our present day situation of people maybe not wishing to make bodily contact, why not just do all the things you’d usually do, but in the metaverse instead? It could be said that the body is only a vehicle for carrying our brain around. Our brain is where all our thoughts and decisions take place, so if we could transport it literally anywhere, just imagine the worlds this would open up for us. Types of events in the metaverse Gamefi is arguably one of the biggest use cases in the metaverse at the current moment. Gaming is such a profitable sector in the real world, that once you could bring in play-to-earn, with NFTs that express undeniable ownership of anything, such as weapons, land, vehicles etc, then the sky really is the limit here. E-commerce is another huge area for further development in the metaverse. Malls in the real world are having a terrible time, as they aren’t able to attract the amount of shoppers that investment in the mall infrastructure would need, in order to remain viable. So then, what about a mall that exists in the ether? No energy needed to run them, no shop assistants required to sell the goods. In fact, all that is needed is to buy or rent the virtual space and just set up shop. One day, everyone will shop in a virtual world. It’s not a niche that many would think of, but even weddings could take place virtually. The New York Times published an article on Wednesday, detailing how such a wedding took place.  “How the immersive virtual world known as the metaverse, which few of us understand, will change the traditional wedding is, at the moment, anyone’s guess. But the possibilities of having an event unfettered by the bounds of reality are interesting enough to consider.” So what about all the events that take place in the real world? These have been curtailed drastically, as governments put measures into place to stop transmission of certain viruses.  The metaverse has no such issues. With virtual reality making breakthroughs all the time, you can be at any event you want to be. All you need is to pay the entry fee and have the necessary VR equipment that would allow you to soak up the full experience.  Events ticketing in the metaverse Finally, imagine the companies that could facilitate entry to all these myriad events that will one day take place in the metaverse. Who sells the tickets, becomes a gatekeeper to the metaverse. PhoenixDAO is just such a company. It offers fraud-proof ticketing to any event, plus a management platform, offering full analytics, that helps any organiser maximise the revenue to their event. So you are an expert yoga teacher and you want to set up your own virtual classes. The PhoenixDAO platform makes this happen with just a few simple steps. Once the event is live, anyone can just connect their metamask wallet and purchase a ticket with just a few mouse clicks. Once you have your virtual ticket, you are holding an NFT that proves your ownership 100%. Gone are the days of counterfeit tickets, bulk buying of tickets to sell them on at exorbitant prices, and all the other machinations in this industry. Concerts, seminars, screenings - the use cases are infinite. Any event, no matter its size or complexity, can be catered for, because you don’t need a real world venue - everything can take place in the metaverse and anyone can purchase access in an easy, secure, and transparent way. Something akin to a gold rush is happening, and it's about to speed up. Most events across the world will be housed under the umbrella of virtual worlds, and companies like PhoenixDAO will provide fair and secure access. The metaverse beckons. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.