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Crypto 2024
Ethereum Emerges as a Key Blockchain for Tokenized Real-World Assets
The pace of real world asset tokenization picked up steadily in 2023. That’s likely to increase next year, with Ethereum well placed to benefit, says Cristiano Ventricelli, of Moody’s.
The Rise of Chain Abstraction and End of Blockchain Factionalism
Will 2024 be the beginning of the end of maximalism in crypto? NEAR Foundation CEO Illia Polosukhin thinks so.
Blockchain Tech Predictions for 2024, From Experts at Ripple, Coinbase, a16z, Starknet
We assembled 10 new year's predictions for blockchain tech trends and developments, from the experts. They might be right.
6 Predictions for Crypto in 2024: Pantera’s Paul Veradittakit
Tokenized social experiences, TradFi bridges, DePIN, DeFi Summer #2, and more.
7 Predictions About the Crypto Lending Landscape in 2024
From the emergence of TradFi arbitrage interest to the winnowing of decentralized exchanges, Ledn co-founder Mauricio Di Bartolomeo predicts the changes that may follow the resurgence of crypto lending.
How Asia Drives the Next Crypto Bull Market
With substantial developer communities, flourishing Web3 scenes, and a headstart in SocialFi, Asia’s blockchain hotspots are primed to lead the next cycle of crypto adoption.
The Bitcoin Fee Flippening Is Upon Us
Step aside Ethereum, there may be a new dominant protocol for NFTs and meme coins in 2024, SunnySide's Taras Kulyk writes.
ETFs, Halving, Upgrades – What to Expect With Bitcoin Next Year
2024 promises to be a year of continued expansion for Bitcoin, says Cory Klippsten, CEO of Swan.
Web3 Needs to Develop an Obsession With Brand Image
It’s high time for the crypto industry to start thinking about the next phase of adoption, the end user and the signals it is sending, esteemed artist and designer Aapo Nikkanen writes for Crypto 2024.
2024: The Year of Regulatory Compromises
After a year of conflict between crypto companies and agencies like the SEC and CFTC, we can expect to see greater dialogue and progress on regulation in 2024, says Michael Selig, of Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
