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Yuga Labs CEO Daniel Alegre has confirmed that the company finished its reorganization process, which forced it to reduce its staff early in October. He added that they will now prioritize developing Otherside, its metaverse extension.
“..a few big initiatives have developed, including our Made by Apes program to support the builders in BAYC, the focus on elevating the CryptoPunks art form to collectors both inside and outside of web3, and the increased investment in partnerships to get Otherside on a faster delivery track.”
The CEO highlighted three areas of focus after the company reorganization. They include supporting existing Yuga Labs communities, prioritizing Otherside development, and leveraging partnerships for streamlined undertakings.
Daniel Alegre commented on the firm’s challenges over the past six months. However, the team remained dedicated to innovation and prioritizing what matters. He stated,
“It was time to take a close look at our priorities and make sure that we were putting our weight behind the things that really mattered.”
Increased Otherside interest
Alegre emphasized that Yuga Labs would focus on developing Otherside, its metaverse extension. The firm promises unique digital experiences for users. Moreover, it announced various groundbreaking announcements to accelerate Otherside’s evolution.
It recently acquired Roar Studios and patterned with Big Rhino and Headean to make Otherside accessible to the Yuga Labs communities and beyond.
Meanwhile, metaverse players continue to build despite ongoing macro challenges. The crypto market endures a prolonged winter that has deteriorated asset prices.
For instance, metaverse digital coins, including Sandbox (SAND) and Decentraland (MANA), have slumped massively since hitting their record highs. Also, Yuga Labs floor price hovers beneath 30 Ether, down over 80% within the past twelve months.
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