Web3 for 1 billion users
summary
Claims that mainstream growth needs dropping the “Web3” label and treating blockchain as a backend business tool, not a niche ecosystem; cites Morgan Stanley’s ~1 billion user projection and argues reaching that requires practical integrations like a zero reserve mainnet (Finschia), interoperable IBC/L2 plans, and a public mainnet plus marketplace stack. Provides evidence: a no‑download wallet without download, fiat onramps (Naver Pay, Line Pay), an NFT market with ~5.5M wallets and ~500k trades, Asia #1 / global #3 by volume.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Line blockchain business overview
- 1:32Blockchain market analysis
- 5:33Web3 vs Web2 user scale
- 6:34Blockchain for apps and business
- 8:01App definition and Web3 future
- 9:07Case study: Kikitown
- 11:13Blockchain role and potential
- 12:40Blockchain use cases and business value
- 15:54Blockchain strategy for 1B users
- 16:38Line NFT marketplace strategy
- 19:49NFT trading mainstreaming
- 21:12Line ecosystem services
- 22:37Avatar games and fandom platforms
- 25:07NFT platform performance
- 26:09FIN public mainnet intro
- 27:52FIN mainnet governance and partnerships
- 28:34Line Web3 vision and goals
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