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Instead of focussing on the challenges of institutional adoption of crypto, we’ve instead gathered some of the most relevant solutions to the stand-out hurdles.

Institutions moving into blockchain and crypto have a number of challenges to overcome. Instead of focussing on these challenges, we’ve instead gathered some of the most relevant solutions to the common hurdles faced.

The blockchain is a constantly growing ecosystem with more use cases appearing every year. We all know of its ability to revolutionize how we use and interact with finance through crypto, cross-border transactions, and smart contracts, but from these foundational uses, there is a cascade of other, more unusual case studies that are perhaps not as obvious.

The modern financial ecosystem is digital. Where once cash was king, now we can utilize the blockchain, pay for our groceries in crypto, invest in NFTs, and transact in any digital asset of our choice, anywhere in the world.

Institutions are increasingly incorporating crypto into their offering. The attractions are clear: potential for huge growth, diversification, and attracting a new client base.

Crypto use requires education - something the industry has had to constantly be aware of. Retail customers need to understand how crypto can benefit them, how to use it safely, and be aware of all products and opportunities available.

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are being piloted around the world. Although many countries are still debating the advantages and disadvantages of CBDCs, others have moved to widescale testing both inside and outside of their borders. 

Generations adapt to change differently. That is particularly true when it comes to anything financial.

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency pegged to the price of an external asset, most commonly a fiat currency such as the US dollar or gold.