To understand technology adoption, users are encouraged to reflect on history. Looking back at the worldwide web in the mid-1990s, two factors became the lead-up to the world going digital. The first was the ability for users to understand the problems the internet could solve, and the second was the ease at which the mass market felt their transition from the old to the new was supported. Under these two factors, the world saw the internet go from a promising opportunity to the foundation of society and business today.
In many respects, blockchain has demonstrated many similarities to the path of the internet. Being that the technology is only at the early stages of this process, many are seeing the birth and maturation of supportive infrastructure simplifying the process of transacting with digital currencies while also extending available use cases, a stepping stone for what is to come.
The market's growth is now being reflected in platforms like Gate.io, which have proven to demonstrate both of these attributes as they continue to support blockchain adoption. Gate.io originally started out as a trading platform for users to trade securely. Fast forward nine years, the exchange now offers over 1400 cryptocurrencies and exceeds $10 billion in daily trading volume for its 10 million users worldwide.
The platform has demonstrated significant maturity based on exchange functionality alone since its inception. With a well-rounded offering already under the team's belt, it comes without surprise that the focus is shifting to further building out the ecological map of Gate.io. Together, these integrations have resulted in a comprehensive offering (ecosystem) of digital assets, which provides users with wider options and more
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