According to Lunu CEO, crypto holders could triple to over one billion by 2026 as stablecoins and infrastructure boost adoption.
The current 560 million crypto holders could see a three-fold increase during the next two years, but user experience remains the biggest challenge.
According to Pavlo Denysiuk, CEO of Lunu crypto payments firm, the number of cryptocurrency holders could triple over the next two years based on current user growth.“Within two years there will be at least two times or three times more crypto holders worldwide. This is where we get more adoption everywhere and in terms of payments as well.”by Triple-A, there are an estimated 560 million crypto holders worldwide, meaning that an average of 6.8% of the world’s population holds crypto.
“ is not something that you need to convince someone of. Whenever the infrastructure is there, whenever you come to your Starbucks shop or somewhere else and there is a sticker saying ‘we accept crypto’...” Denysiuk is the CEO of Berlin-based Lunu, a company building a stablecoin-powered payments ecosystem for economic integrations.Stablecoins are considered one of the main on-ramps from the fiat to the digital economy and they will remain an important part of reaching the first billion crypto holders, according to Denysiuk.“Stablecoins are very important for adoption. In our case, we almost never see people paying in Bitcoin, even though Bitcoin was invented as a digital currency.
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