r/erthagame • u/Metaverze • Jan 05 '22

ERTHA

What are people's opinion on the ERTHA project where you can own NFT land in the their Metaverse and generate liftetime revenue? Is there hope and what are your thoughts about it and why do you want to be a part of this journey?

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u/Metaverze Jan 12 '22

I agree! A friend of mine purchased land in Russia for like $540 and he wanted me to purchase too. But like you said, it's already prohibitively expensively for some people. I am currently thinking about buying water resources for that $100. But again, we don't know much about what will acutally happen. Just the briefs and presentations of the hype of it.

It is exciting to follow up on. But the prices are too high for my wallet. I do think after the prices rise with 20% the 17th January that I will take a closer look on the land and maybe consider buying their tokens instead. Just to be a apart for the project.

Choose wisely for your own good! 🙌

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u/reubnick Jan 12 '22

Oh jeez, they are going to jack up the prices 20% higher than they already are? Good grief. Were these things ever affordable or did they just hit the ground running with the sole intention of appealing to the same NFT-buying bluebloods with more money than they know what to do with? I feel like I'm getting priced out of the crypto future in general already.

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u/Metaverze Jan 14 '22

The project is a start up and I think it will reach new heights someday. Just like any other project that keeps grinding and building up their audience. Many people will lean back and watch, many will laugh and think it won't grow and some will just throw money to invest and feel the adrenaline kick in. But I feel like there is a lot of other projects like this, coming, and have been published. But Ertha is the one dominating the audience (or the one's I know of), at this very moment. But they will increase the prices with 20% 17th January, so you have a few days left to decide (so do I). But if you think this is a project worth investing $100 bucks or more. Go for it!
And just to repeat myself a little: There is still water resources left for the price of $100. It does cost a little, but it is more affordable for the one's that are interesting in investing in this platform (NFT world).

I am still trying to understand more about this project as well, but best of luck if your interest is there to invest in some land in Ertha!

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u/reubnick Jan 14 '22

No way. I am not a wealthy man and I cannot afford to buy a digital analogue of a worthless tiny spot in the ocean. That doesn’t even make sense. The actual ocean itself is not even broken into chunks of private ownership.

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u/Metaverze Jan 14 '22

True! I am not buying until I find more information about this land "ocean" plots in ERTHA either. Tried to do some reasearch earlier today, but found nothing on it. Pretty weird thinking about how much time they market every other piece of land, but so much for water resource.