Wall Street hopes young people will drive a metaverse boom — but only 38% of Gen Zs think it’s the next big thing

By cineramaDecember 9, 2021Metaverse

Facebook, now called Meta, has created a number of images to show how the metaverse might look in the future. Facebook Just 38% of Gen Zs think the metaverse […]

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Wall Street hopes young people will drive a metaverse boom — but only 38% of Gen Zs think it’s the next big thing

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