Australian Open teamed up with Decentraland to held this year's tournament virtually, too.
Australian Open teamed up with Decentraland to held this year’s tournament virtually, too.
As such, the tournament will also take place in Decentraland. There, visitors will be able to observe the main stadium Rod Laver Arena, explore restaurants, and of course, watch tennis matches. The “Art Ball NFTs” will go on sale on January 10, while the AO Decentraland event goes live on January 17, the same day when the physical tournament begins.introduced
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