Newsroom
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Why has property trading in Upland become so addicting?
CRYPTOTICKER — SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 On the heels of the recent launch of New York City within Upland, we asked the question many are wondering: what is it about Upland that makes ‘doing business’ in this alternate metaverse so addicting?
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Trading Properties for Fiat Currency
MEDIUM — SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 Although Upland is a metaverse with an underlying real-life economy, where people play and connect with each other, we’ve always envisioned that a key part of our value proposition to players is the ability to convert value from the game, bringing it into the real world
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Upland taps Second Life tech to sell digital properties for cash
DECRYPT — MAY 23, 2020 Flip virtual flats for crypto or cash? It’ll be your choice once Linden Labs’ Tilia Pay is implemented within the blockchain-based game.
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Play-to-Earn Crypto Gamers Flip Virtual Properties for Fiat Rewards
COIN TELEGRAPH — MAY 22, 2020 A blockchain game adopts a play-to-earn model that lets users receive fiat for virtual property transactions. Read more at Coin Telegraph >>
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Second Life Creators Team Up With Upland
MEDIUM — MAY 21, 2020 Linden Lab, the creators of the social online game Second Life, have partnered with blockchain gaming project Upland. Gamers will be able to use dollars for digital payments within the virtual property trading game Upland.
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Upland Enters Strategic Agreement With Tilia
BUSINESS WIRE — MAY 21, 2020 Blockchain game developer Uplandme, Inc. and Tilia Inc. today announced that they have entered into an agreement to use Tilia Pay to monetize activities in the Upland virtual property trading game.
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Upland blockchain game will use Linden Lab’s Tilia for virtual property transactions
VENTURE BEAT — MAY 21, 2020 Blockchain game developer Uplandme has teamed up with Linden Lab’s Tilia division to enable digital payments in the Upland virtual property trading game.
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Gaming the System: Money Laundering Through Online Games
RUSI ANALYSIS — OCTOBER 11, 2019 In-game artifacts and currencies often have real-life value and can be used to move or invest criminal proceeds. But there are no clear expectations of what game operators can or should do to identify criminal activity.
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Virtual world Second Life to enforce anti-money laundering regs
IT NEWS — JULY 2, 2019 Linden Lab, the company behind virtual world and online game Second Life, will from now on ask its users to identify themselves in order to comply with tightened United States regulations, set up to combat fraud, laundering and terrorism financing.