Depending on who you ask, the drop-off rate of blockchain applications is somewhere between 95% and 97%. This means that no more than five users actually succeed with onboarding for every 100 that try. In addition, web2 users today barely see any value in blockchain applications, which they often describe as “toy applications.”
Currently, the market of blockchain applications is extremely tiny, with somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000 developers in the mix. As a result, there are only a couple hundred projects, very few of which have any traction.
Talented entrepreneurs and developers expect robust developer tooling, seamless onboarding for their users, and numerous opportunities to monetize their applications and businesses over time. Such an infrastructure is almost non-existent on a protocol-level today. As such, there is an opportunity for developers to build applications that solve these challenges.
What if you could encode digital assets into URLs and QR codes? Not only this, what if you could send this URL to your friend who doesn’t even have a digital wallet?
April 17, 2020