Satoshiverse has converted its NFTs into Linked Wearables, enabling users to carry their non-fungible tokens into Decentraland. This feature, initially proposed in April through a DAO tutorial, has now become a reality, enhancing interoperability within Decentraland.

Linked Wearables are 3D representations of NFTs from outside Decentraland, distinct from the traditional list. They lack rarity and cannot be sold on primary or secondary marketplaces. The benefits of Linked Wearables include increased usability, enhanced social interactions, and support for project growth.

Usability is elevated as NFT owners can wear and display their digital assets in the virtual world, which also helps in promoting the project. With Decentraland's 500,000 monthly users, brands can leverage this exposure to increase awareness.

Linked Wearables also foster social interactions, allowing NFT owners to organize events and connect with other owners. This social aspect is beneficial when communities host events or establish headquarters.

Nico Rajco, the dApps Product Manager at the Decentraland Foundation, expressed his excitement about being part of the Linked Wearables team and experiencing the future of the metaverse firsthand. Third parties are eager to grow their businesses through Decentraland, anticipating higher brand recognition as new communities join.

Nick, Co-Founder of Satoshiverse, shared his enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the social component where users can meet, socialize, and display their collections. He mentioned the potential for hosting events and constructing a headquarters in Decentraland, with future plans possibly including music streaming and other community activities.

Nick is optimistic about providing more engagement opportunities for the community and welcoming new members through the collection, emphasizing Decentraland's role as a valuable touchpoint for Satoshiverse.