Digital ETP issuer 21Shares has launched its fifth State of Crypto Report with a focus on Web 3.0 in this edition.
The firm writes that the research report provides in-depth, data-driven insights on 21Shares’ assessment of the latest in the crypto industry, including the growth of crypto-native applications as part of the foundation-building of Web 3.0, an Internet of Value.
Hany Rashwan, CEO and co-founder of 21Shares says: “We believe in publicly accessible research to drive further crypto adoption and build bridges between traditional finance and crypto finance. We are very pleased to present you with the latest in-depth research report and share our data-driven view on Web 3.0.”
Web 3.0, the third evolution of the Internet, encapsulates a philosophy driven by decentralised internet infrastructure and technology while preserving individual privacy. The report includes a data-driven thesis and visualisation about Web 3.0, including topics such as technology stack, Ethereum competitors, the application layer and use cases of Decentralised Finance (DeFi), and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). The report also includes an overview of data infrastructure and regulation.
The market update section reviews the latest industry developments including business updates from crypto-focused companies, significant investment and funding news, global regulatory developments, and technological progressions.
Eli Ndinga, Head of Research at 21Shares, adds: “The 5th State of Crypto Report provides a deep dive into the drivers and levers of Web 3.0. We are optimistic about the future of Web 3.0 due to the unparalleled inflows of venture capital support but also the industry’s ability to crowdsource funds through talent networks and initiatives.”
As of February 2022, 21Shares manages more than USD2+ billion in 26 cryptocurrency ETPs including the world’s only ETPs tracking Binance, 4 Crypto Index Baskets, and two ETPs with investor staking rewards (Tezos and Solana). Its products are listed on 10 regulated European and Swiss trading exchanges.
