Yuga Labs has announced that it will launch an open standard for Metaverse NFTs to enable NFTs to migrate between Otherside and Other Metaverses. Greg Solano, founder of BAYC, said that some standards will be launched soon, others will be launched next year, which are open standards that "anyone can adopt and build on", and the ultimate goal is to create an open world.
One of the unique selling points of the Web3 metaverse has always been the idea of interoperability. Users can port their NFTs between Metaverse platforms. But so far, interoperability between Metaverse platforms has been very limited.
That could change, Bored Ape Yacht Club founder Greg Solano, aka Garga, told us, "We'll release object standards as they become available; some will come soon, while others will come over the course of next year. These object standards will be "open standards that anyone can adopt and build on," Solano said.
Yuga Labs, owner of the Boring Ape Yacht Club, the company behind the Otherside virtual world, wants to build a "truly interoperable" virtual world; Yuga Labs CEO Nicole Muniz told Decrypt, "It will allow you to play any role. ". "Maybe you're an ape. Maybe you're not; maybe you're not Yuga property, that's okay."
The ultimate goal is to create an open world where "everyone can share a fun experience," she added.
Yuga Labs isn't the only metaverse company pushing open standards.
Earlier this month, the Open Metaverse Alliance (OMA3) launched a vision to ensure Metaverse "remains open and truly user-owned," including a working group to develop interoperability standards.
However, while Yuga Labs was initially announced as a member company of OMA3, it was later clarified that its membership in the organization had not been finalized.
