Mauricio Zuleta
@onchaindrop.eth
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Well according to statistics less than 2 billion human beings are not banked for many reasons and those who are have savings problems due to high commissions for account or card maintenance, not everyone has access to credit or loans, much less to investments, and the entire traditional system is very obsolete and bureaucratized, on the other hand, DEFI are ready to solve all these weaknesses since I can have access to investments, digital accounts, more security, privacy of your data, access to credit, loans, savings, more competitive rates, without maintenance with much more interoperability between networks, being able to tokenize real-world assets to facilitate access, you can vote and make decisions within the system for greater democratization, in short, DEFI can evolve on a large scale and facilitate the transformation of financial systems in the world and be able to have another perspective on how to access, manage and invest our money. 0 reply
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A more real example would be #Lens protocol, currently the large web2 social media companies are centralized, you do not have the power of your data, on the contrary, they monetize your data, we monetize with endless conditions, we also have the disadvantage of censorship, all the information is centralized on servers, the usage policies and algorithm can change constantly and harm your visibility, then a social network in web3 as I mentioned before (#Lens) is characterized by being a decentralized social network where you have control of your data and all the information is distributed in nodes for greater privacy and security avoiding possible hacks or scams, censorship is less and the content we publish is not affected by so many imposed conditions of policies and algorithms 0 reply
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In Web3, there are several tools that are given little importance or go unnoticed by most of the crypto ecosystem, and even more so by Web2 users just starting out on Web3. The issue of privacy and security is one of them. In other words, privacy in crypto should be the most essential and basic, and at the same time, the most important. Unlike Web2, our data is VERY PUBLIC. Our crypto ecosystem, on the other hand, uses blockchain and cryptography so that our data is truly ours and no one else can have it or use it without consent. Why does this go unnoticed? Well, because retail has been accustomed since birth to providing its data in a naive manner and has little understanding of the subject of cryptography and blockchain, then I need more information, more ease of understanding, more visibility 👇👇 0 reply
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Given so many uncertainties in the markets, globalization, geopolitics, and many external and internal factors around the world, the word "predict" in itself is already a venture, especially in the long term (2030). But we can get an idea, and if we want to define it as a perfect prediction, it's welcome. I undoubtedly think that crypto adoption will be much greater than today and that BTC will be a store of value in many more countries, which would influence a better price. AI combined with quantum physics, cryptography, and other niches that will surely appear along the way will give a new direction to the crypto ecosystem. 0 reply
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