🖥 Mark Cuban recently expressed a negative opinion about a specific type of real estate. In an interview with the Altcoin Daily YouTube channel, Cuban referred to people buying real estate on metaverse platforms like the Sandbox and Decentraland as "the dumbest s*** ever." For the unaware, metaverse platforms like Sandbox allow investors to buy land as an NFT, which can be developed with virtual buildings or experiences, or resold on secondary markets like the NFT exchange OpenSea. Cuban added that while concepts in metaverse real estate may be successful after a community is formed around them, they are useless when based on traditional real estate approaches before the concept is proven. The billionaire’s sentiments come as the increasing hype surrounding the digital universe seems to be fading away. The "Shark Tank" star owns physical properties though, including a mansion in Dallas that he bought for $13 million in 1999 and a $19 million mansion in Laguna Beach, California, th...