When it comes to Ethereum, the future of adoption remains decentralized, privacy-focused, and non-custodial.
Despite the lukewarm recovery of the cryptocurrency market and concerns about blockchain centralization, 2019 in Ethereum was big on figuring out easy and secure solutions to make decentralization user-friendly.
After the 2017 ICO boom, 2018 was a year of uncertainty and doubt for crypto. As regulators began to exert their influence in the space and the market endured a prolonged bear phase, members of the crypto community as well as outside commentators began to believe that in order to survive, cryptocurrency must compromise the most important of its original blockchain ideals: decentralization, privacy, and autonomy.
Nevertheless, looking back at 2019, it’s clear that those principles remain intact and foremost in the minds of developers working on solutions for the Ethereum blockchain. Moving forward as a community, we must keep in mind that if we dedicate time and effort to building friendly, secure, intuitive decentralized solutions, we can preserve blockchain ideals without sacrificing adoption
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