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# Introduction

The 2PED Metaverse is a metaverse project constructed on Binance smart chain. This BSc crypto project enables its users to play, own, earn and trade. Comprises a secret society open for a limited number of individuals. Society overall remains low-key. The members of this society are granted different roles and positions to work on. Each position and role comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, members must patiently fulfill their duties towards the secret society with honesty and integrity.

The manual of the game and other properties of this project will be discussed briefly in the next section. As of now, it is of crucial importance to note that all parties involved in the project must align their interests with 2PED Metaverse’s core values and mission.

“2PED Metaverse is a decentral tokenized VR secret society powered by Binance smart chain network.”

<figure><img src="/files/BoD2yiIIHk3sRIpP73B4" alt=""><figcaption><p>Use cases of 2PED Metaverse</p></figcaption></figure>


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