Security and interoperability, the challenges ahead of Web3 mass adoption

Security and interoperability, the challenges ahead of Web3 mass adoption

Analysts forecast a market size of $81.5 billion for Web3 by 2030, but the growth comes with obstacles along the way. By 2030, Web3 is expected to reach a market size of $81.5 billion, according to Emergen Research, but the industry still has challenges to overcome, including security and interoperability, said players interviewed by Cointelegraph.Interoperability, in short, provides communication between blockchains, aiming to offer a similar experience to users as Web2, hiding infrastructure complexity away and ensuring they don't have to know what solution is powering the mobile app....


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