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# 8.5 Vision of Medium- and Long-term Implementation Scenarios
**GET aims to evolve from single-use applications into a comprehensive entertainment infrastructure:**
* GET City concept:\
Construct live venues, movie theaters, galleries, and voting booths in the metaverse space, and simultaneously develop real-life collaborative events.
* Real-World Space Integration:\
Connecting with live concerts, exhibitions, department store events, local development projects, etc., GET Pay and NFT utilization will be permanently installed.
* Shared Token Economy:\
Circulate GET as a common token among Web3 entertainment projects to achieve common governance.
* IP and genAI Collaboration:
Realization of an ecosystem that allows free secondary creation and sale of IP (characters, sound sources, etc.) via GET.
GET’s goal is to move beyond isolated use cases, creating a vibrant participatory entertainment society.
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