Over the last decade, we have witnessed the massive development of crypto.
Crypto anarchists and Bitcoin advocates formed an army, and despite the sharp fall during the crypto winter of 2019, we've certainly since gained ground.
The owner of Snapchat, Jeremy Liew, and Blockchain co-founder Peter Smith predict that the number one crypto asset's price will reach $500,000 per Bitcoin by 2030.
There are already people who earn income in crypto working in a related field, but mainstream adoption is yet to come.
Replacement of fiat currenciesMany crypto adopters in traditional venture capital, such as Tim Draper, believe that fiat currencies will disappear over time as more and more people start using various cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ether and others.
Governments will have more to do with stablecoins than with other crypto assets.
The new age of gamingCrypto casinos and gaming have already been using crypto for some years now.
Quite contrary to regulatory bodies, crypto and blockchain are considered to be a much-needed evolution for gaming concepts, providing numerous benefits.
Opening the box of crypto use casesAt the moment, the world is still at the earliest stages of financial technology development, and the forthcoming impact of blockchain on many fields including cloud computing, IoT and artificial intelligence cannot truly be estimated yet, with the potential so rich and vast - and already in development.
Taking into regard high demand in both technology use cases and digital assets, blockchain technology is the future.
The Future of Digital Assets: Stepping Into the World of Mainstream Crypto
Publicado en May 27, 2020
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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