Cryptocurrency: how the industry is tackling the challenge of user retention

Cryptocurrency has already passed the stage where the main proof of progress was simply the existence of working products on the blockchain. Now the industry needs to achieve something else: to ensure that clients actually use these solutions, return to them, and move part of their everyday financial activity there.

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Main Points

• Crypto companies are increasingly shifting their focus from developing blockchain infrastructure and financial services to attracting clients and forming sustainable user habits.
• Coinbase believes that mass adoption depends not on technical explanations, but on clear benefits: storing, sending, spending, borrowing, and growing money should be simple.
• WisdomTree is expanding access to tokenized funds, and Kevin O’Leary emphasizes that blockchains need not only tests, but also real deals, clients, and adoption.

From Technology to Everyday Value

The crypto industry has spent years building financial infrastructure and releasing products on top of blockchains. Asset managers have started tokenizing funds, exchanges have moved beyond trading to develop lending, payments, and other financial services, and blockchain networks have begun working more actively with institutional clients.