Morgan Stanley thinks the metaverse is an $8 trillion opportunity, but the bank’s top internet analysts are worried about Facebook’s ability to win in this new digital realm

By cineramaNovember 18, 2021Metaverse

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Morgan Stanley thinks the metaverse is an $8 trillion opportunity, but the bank’s top internet analysts are worried about Facebook’s ability to win in this new digital realm

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