While many crypto ecosystems are dedicated to decentralization as the main tenet of the web3, Aptos see success with hybrid platforms that mix web2 and web3 technologies, commonly referred to as “web2.5.”
In an interview at the token20249 event in Dubai, the head of the Aptos ecosystem Ash Pamati said, Cointelegraph said they were seeing web2.5 platforms earning “tons of income” within the Aptos. He noted that consumer -focused applications in particular are developing in the network.
Web2.5 is a term used to describe a combination of web2 and web3 technologies. The term describes platforms or applications that blend centralized web2 experiences with decentralized web3 elements.
These applications often avoid full decentralization, Drawing criticism for not fully embrace The Web3 vision.
Web2.5 -focused platforms generate income in aptos
Pamtiti told Cointelegraph that one of the trends he sees inside the Aptos ecosystem is that the founders want to develop “great consumer experiences.”
The Executive said the Aptos network was built to support projects with almost a web2 -like scale. Due to the origins of its meta, he said Aptos had a developer stack dedicated to abstracting friction far from Web3.
Pampong described it as more than a web2 user experience “without sacrificing the web3 principles.” The Executive said the platforms that followed such models found success within the ecosystem:
“We see many good consumer web 2.5 consumer platforms emerging. Thus, those who focus on the distribution and those who focus on the fan’s loyalty also make up tons of revenues because they create great products.”
Pamtiti said the trend was primarily influenced by their developer stack and what the Aptos platform offers, focusing on extensive consumer applications.
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The challenge of attracting the next million users
While web2.5 applications discuss some of the problems with the user experience for crypto and web3, Pamtiti said one of the challenges in space remains onboarding non -crypto indigenous people in the industry.
“I think the biggest challenge is trying to predict the next catalyst to pull the next million, 10 million Crypto users. I think there are many possibilities to go and to revise old wars,” Pamtiti told Cointelegraph.
He said founders tend to return to concepts such as memecoins and not tokens (NFT). However, he believes that finding the next catalyst that will motivate the broader adoption of the mainstream requires the creation of a new one.
Pampati added that the cooperation and motivation of the founders “see through the corners and not just try to recreate what was created before” remains a challenge. The executive said the founders should prepare when the next catalyst will occur.
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