MARK.SPACE supports all internet browsers (preferably Chrome) and is compatible with CardBoard, Oculus and HTC Vive.

MARK.SPACE has a utility token used as internal currency, the MARK (MRK). The MRK token enables all users to sell and buy VR units and objects, consume various goods and use services, pay salary to their employees and buy ads to promote their businesses within the platform. GPU-miners who will be rendering VR spaces and objects for the platform’s users will also receive rewards in MRK tokens.

Virtual Reality.

The AR / VR market share will grow from USD 11.4 bn in 2017 to USD 215 bn in 2021. VR is much more than gaming; it’s also e-commerce, business, education, science, film industry and many other areas. All MARK.SPACE locations are 3D zones fully operating in any browser and compatible with all VR headsets. This solution increases the audience of users and content providers by a factor of tens. Using VR glasses or helmets is optional, which opens up absolutely unique opportunities for the development of the Internet economy sectors.

E-commerce.

There are over 1,5 billion Internet-shoppers globally, with the e-commerce industry market share totalling over $2,6 trillion. Users are now able to buy anything or get practically any service from the Internet.

Blockchain.

Blockchain technology opens doors to the future of digital economy. Units are the foundation of the MARK.SPACE universe - virtual real estates with an open source address. The register of property accounting for each unit is maintained on a Blockchain, which ensures the security of personal data. Units may be sold or leased to other users through smart contracts.

Social networks.

With an audience exceeding 3 bln people, they are the main channel for communication and consuming content. Thanks to the visual capabilities of 3D / VR and powerful platform communication tools (p2p voice communication, interactivity of units in ecosystem, multithreaded broadcasts), the social virtual life of MARK.SPACE will be very similar to the ideal real life of its users.