Metaverse Move from Interpol! – Bitcoin System

Recently, governments Bitcoin (BTC) and to cryptocurrencies Interpol, the world’s largest police agency, has made a new move towards the crypto industry, which has set up a dedicated team to help it fight crime.

Popular technology of recent times metaverse’Not indifferent to the adoption of fame, Interpol announced that it has set up its own metaverse bureau.

Making a written statement on its official site, Interpol announced that it will offer online police training in its own metaverse office.

Interpol introduced the first Metaverse specifically designed for law enforcement around the world at the General Assembly in New Delhi, India.

INTERPOL Metaverse, allows registered users to browse the virtual fax of the Interpol General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France, without any geographical or physical boundaries.

Users will also be able to interact with other officers through their avatars and even take extensive training courses on forensic investigation and other subjects.

Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock made the following statements in the statement:

“To many, the Metauniverse seems to herald an abstract future, but the problems it raises are issues that have always concerned Interpol.

It is our responsibility to support our member states in the fight against crime and make the world safer for those who live in it, virtual or not.

In this context, the metaverse has the potential to transform every aspect of our daily lives with enormous implications for law enforcement. But for the police to understand the Metaverse, we have to experience it.”

Finally, Interpol said that the Metaverse world is not just for gamers, and that Metaverse is often discussed as the potential next stage in the development of the Internet.

In this context, Interpol stated that according to research by technology research firm Gartner, by 2026, one in four people will spend at least one hour a day working, reading, shopping and socializing on the Metaverse.