Global Obstacles of Bridging Web 2.0 and Web 3.0: Lessons from the Past
summary
Swiss crypto firm claims it is building a single platform that merges Web2 and Web3 services and plans a Web3 bank rollout in Q1–Q2, but licensing efforts in Italy and France prove slow and complex. Adoption gap highlights 1.4 billion potential African users who lack onramps, while regulatory fragmentation and regulatory arbitrage let bad actors exploit lax jurisdictions. Proposes education campaigns, direct regulator engagement, and simplicity plus respect for legacy rails as the practical route to bridge the divide.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Key obstacles
- 2:57Regulatory gaps
- 4:25Adoption challenges
- 6:52Regulatory collaboration
- 7:56Education and trust gaps
- 9:19Economic growth call
- 10:44Simplicity and respect
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