The best answer is from the 8-K in March.
Initially the parties have identified that these METAVERSE products could be commercially sell in the following markets:
a) Large Telecom Carriers, offering a full METAVERSE product for its own products, services and media content.
b) Large Telecom Carriers white label, offering several METAVERSE suites for the carriers' customers, bringing to the carriers the ability to sell these METAVERSE suites in its own portfolio of products.
c) Corporate Customers, offering several METAVERSE suites that meet any specific need for each customer.
d) End User, the parties will create web/METAVERSE portal to allow to retail sale the METAVERSE suites, in order to promote the rapid expansion of the METAVERSE world.
The one I am most interested in is the white label offering, that can allow companies of any sort to use the product for their own metaverse plans. That could include meetings, trainings, tutorials, etc, and even, maybe most exciting, could be a metaverse marketplace for companies to sell their products powered by iQSTEL, but appears to customers to just be an extension of that company. The potential seems quite large if this plays out as such.
Of course you never know on the End User aspect. Its like any other new app it either catches on or not, but the ones that do can do very well. Just when you think there is no room left for a new social media platform, along comes another new player sometimes. And it only takes one big success to put a company like iQSTEL on the map if they get discovered as such.
But we know this was presented at ITW so its always possible some white label deals could be in the works.
The bottom line for me though, is this is much like IoT, and EV, etc. Just know its there and don't count on it to add anything new anytime soon. I look at the company value as mostly related to its revenue generating business and there is plenty there, I think, to find value.
Then if Metaverse, IoT, EV, etc, comes out with a big announcement, sooner or later, I would start to consider adding more value for that. As for Metaverse alone, I would think a white label agreement with at least one big company, or maybe several agreements with others, could do a lot to enhance shareholders perceptions.
