Blockchain is hard for developers and everyday users. Is it getting any easier?

Blockchain is hard for developers and everyday users. Is it getting any easier?

The blockchain sector has known for years that technical hurdles need to be eliminated for mass adoption to take place. Has any progress been made? For several years, one of the biggest hurdles to blockchain adoption has concerned the fact that it’s a rather technical space. Experienced developers find it daunting to build decentralized apps using this technology. Meanwhile, consumers unaccustomed to tokens and crypto wallets often struggle with user interfaces that are far clunkier than what mainstream platforms provide.With cryptocurrencies punching into the mainstream consciousness like....


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