AR Monuments as Ad Boards?

How Early Users Are Already Using NIN.Earth

NIN.Earth Tiles have been sold for the first time.

Watching how these Tiles are actually being used has been a unique experience—one filled with both tension and anticipation.

The actions that users took after purchasing their Tiles naturally drew our attention.

They visited the physical locations where their Monuments would appear, moved the Monuments one by one, and even designed and produced the promotional content they would place on them.

Notably, they filmed the AR view, edited the footage in creative ways, and shared it on their social channels, proudly mentioning how those videos were already bringing in real customers.

This showed that they were not simply “owning” digital space, but actively connecting it to their real-world business in ways unique to them.

After seeing the floating whale (a sample Monument) in AR mode, one user imagined, “What if we attach an ad board to that whale and make it swim across the sky?”

Hearing this was striking, it confirmed that the possibilities NIN.Earth proposes are already expanding through users’ own imagination and hands.

Users are now thinking about how they might use moving 3D objects in their own way, and preparing accordingly.

From the perspective of those who have built this project, observing their reactions, their feedback, and how these ideas translate into real actions is incredibly important.

We set out to give the Internet a sense of “spatiality” and to build a new internet structure for the era of the Metaverse.

And users immediately embraced this vision in practical and creative ways.

What scenes will unfold next on top of NIN.Earth’s Tiles?

The next chapter will be created by the users themselves.