Diverse Narratives and Surging Success Await

• Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao predicts a series of successes in the crypto industry for the next bull market.
• Zhao highlights potential future narratives including non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized finance (DeFi), and crypto payments.

In a recent Bankless interview, Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, shares his optimistic vision for the future of crypto and blockchain technology. According to him, the ‘next big thing’ for the industry may not be just one single aspect but could involve various breakthroughs.

The Future of Crypto: Beyond Single Narratives

Discussing the future trends in crypto, Zhao likens the crypto industry to the internet, explaining that there isn’t just one significant development driving adoption.

“For crypto and blockchain, it’s beyond one single thing now,”

he says.

“We should be looking at what’s the next big NFT thing and what’s the next big DeFi thing.”

In 2017, the Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), which were essentially ERC20 tokens, led the way. Later, in 2020 and 2021, multiple developments took place. Zhao opines that the future might similarly be marked by several significant advancements as the industry continues to grow and attract more players.

Potential Narratives for the Next Bull Market

Zhao believes that with continuous evolution in crypto technology, numerous narratives or use cases might emerge in the forthcoming bull market. He also predicts that certain previous narratives like crypto payments, which were slow to start, might gain momentum.

“Now, with faster blockchains, there have been many new developments. Technologies that allow users to pay in crypto while merchants accept fiat in real-time, like Balance Pay, Bonus Card, and several other credit card solutions in the market, are emerging,”

he explains.

Global Factors Influencing Crypto Adoption

Given the global economic uncertainty, Zhao sees potentials for crypto adoption in regions like Africa, where smartphone usage is on the rise but banking facilities are scarce. Less than 11% of people in Africa have access to banks, hence, blockchain technology could become an attractive alternative.

“I don’t know which narrative will dominate, but I believe we’ll see multiple successful new startups and concepts, as well as revival of old ones, shaping the industry,”

Zhao concludes. His optimistic outlook sets the stage for an exciting and potentially transformative period in the crypto industry.

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