What is the Collectibles Marketplace?

The Earniverse Collectibles Marketplace is where you discover, own, and exchange the digital items used across the Earniverse metaverse. It holds a growing catalog of proprietary items that the community can use in-game.

There are two main types of items:

  • Lands (parcels of land on the map).
  • 3D Collectibles (in-game assets such as objects, buildings, and other 3D content).

Items are organized by continent and by type to make browsing and searching easier. The filters are dynamic and evolve over time to keep the experience simple as the catalog grows.

3D Collectible preview (Asset 3D viewer)

Authors and publishers

Many independent authors and publishers create content for the marketplace. You can browse the people behind the items from the explore experience.

If you want to publish your own content, see Become a Publisher.

Product details

When you open any item from the explore page, you can view its full details, including but not limited to:

  • Name of the item.
  • Description of the item.
  • Preview image, kept as close as possible to how the item renders inside the gaming engine.
  • 3D online view (may differ slightly from the original content).
  • Capacities (item variables based on its level).
  • History (past exchange and history information).
  • Number of items available (the maximum number of copies for this Collectible).
  • Price in USD.

Item information and details can be updated at any time by the Earniverse team to maintain compatibility with the metaverse. For more information, please refer to our Terms of Service.

How to acquire a Collectible

There are three ways to acquire an item on the marketplace. Prices are shown in USD, and you can pay with several methods at checkout (Card, PayPal, USDC, or other crypto), depending on the seller.

You do not need to hold any crypto for network (gas) fees. Earniverse covers those for you.

  1. Buy it (cart and checkout). Add the item to your cart and pay at checkout. This is the standard way to buy an item that is listed at a fixed price. See Buying a Collectible.
  2. Bid in an auction. If an item is listed as an auction, you can place a bid. The highest bid at the end wins. See Bidding on Auctions.
  3. Make an offer. For an item that is not currently listed for sale, you can send the owner a private offer. They can accept, reject, or counter it. See Making an Offer.

If you own items and want to sell them, see Selling your Collectibles.