As technology develops faster, the fear of being left behind is getting greater. If the blockchain industry wants to foster commercial adoption, it needs to make some user-centered changes.
SEC guidance has created a more attractive environment for regulated tech firms like Facebook to offer proprietary cryptoassets integrated into their existing products that can be legally traded on existing crypto-exchanges as non-securities. Meanwhile, the SEC has targeted startup cryptos for increased scrutiny.
In its drive to ever increase revenue, Facebook is forced to monetise its users. The problem is systemic and can't be fixed. Facebook might break apart.
BlackBerry Cofounder Jim Balsillie Says You Should Be. The entrepreneur who made billions putting BlackBerrys into pockets is now sounding the alarm about Big Tech’s creep toward surveillance capitalism.
Hope is on the horizon for one of the many bad user experiences in the crypto world: crypto addresses will make place for easier usernames and domains.