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DWF Labs Backs The Development of Sensorium’s Web3 Platform With $2.5Million SENSO Token Purchase

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Sensorium, the company behind the world's first AI-driven metaverse Sensorium Galaxy, announced today that it has secured a seven-figure purchase of SENSO tokens from DWF Labs. This initiative is aimed at supporting the development of a new decentralized platform that will further expand Web3 use cases for the company's flagship product.

DFW Labs, a leading blockchain industry market maker, has committed to providing capital to support the expanding footprint of the Sensorium Galaxy metaverse beyond its influential role in the VR metaverse landscape and into the vast Web3 space.

According to the agreement, DWF Labs has committed to a purchase of $2.5 million worth of Sensorium's native token SENSO. To date, the trading firm has secured over 35 venture capital deals with Web3 companies through token allocations.

Sensorium is currently developing a parallel web-based platform where the company, external developers, and content creators will be able to release virtual worlds and experiences that seamlessly integrate to Web3-native features fueled by SENSO, including NFT minting, marketplace operations, AI integrations, VR and AR mode for digital assets and blockchain game mechanics.

The first two virtual environments to become available on the platform will be Starship and UNDER, which are dedicated to social interactions and blockchain gaming, respectively. The launch is planned for H1 2024.

Earlier this year, the Sensorium Galaxy metaverse entered a public playtest on Steam, delivering on its promise to create a AAA metaverse with an unparalleled entertainment offer. Their first virtual world, PRISM, is dedicated to music and provides access to 24/7 immersive parties hosted by the company's proprietary AI virtual artists. Participants can already customize the appearance of their virtual beings and engage in voice conversations with other human users as well as AI avatars powered by OpenAI's GPT-3 language model.

After three years in the making, Sensorium Galaxy virtual environments are emerging as a prime choice for VR lovers across the world looking for a seamless multiplayer experience, a new way to connect through innovative social AI mechanics, and enjoy quality entertainment produced in close collaboration with renowned artists and media companies. In the coming months, the company is planning to release three VR performances from their chart-topping line-up of DJs, including David Guetta, Carl Cox, Black Coffee, and Armin van Buuren, among many others.

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