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Vitalik Buterin Shares 3 “Huge” Opportunities To Be Realized In Crypto



Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, has shared three “huge” opportunities yet to be realized in crypto: mass wallet adoption, inflation-resistant stablecoins and Ethereum-powered website logins.


It has been reported that Buterin shared his outlook for the crypto industry in 2023, responding to Hoffman’s raised concern that the “adoption wave” for decentralized applications is now over and that there’s “less opportunity” for developers to come in and build new decentralized applications.


However, Buterin instead shrugged off the “limbo period” that Hoffman eluded to, firstly suggesting that more developments need to be made on wallet infrastructure to make crypto easier for everyday people to use and ensure that it is capable of onboarding billions of users.


He said:

“If you can make a wallet that a billion people will use — that’s a huge opportunity.”

The report said that Buterin said that the creation of a hyperinflation-resistant and globally accessible stablecoin that can withstand all types of conditions, both on-chain and in the broader macroeconomy, would be revolutionary for the industry.


He added:

“If you can make a stablecoin that can actually survive anything up to, and including, a US dollar hyperinflation [...] that’s a huge opportunity as well if you can create something that will feel like a lifeline for everyone going through that situation.”

He further said any technical developments that contribute toward Ethereum taking login powers away from Facebook, Google, Twitter and other centralized monopolies would ultimately enable Ethereum to capture more market dominance on internet-based applications.


Thus, he concluded:

“If you can get signed in with Ethereum to work and if you can unseat Facebook and Google and Twitter as the login overlords of the internet, that itself is a huge opportunity, right?”

Source: Cointelegraph


 

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