Future of the blockchain industry

The business value-add of blockchain will grow to slightly more than $176 billion by 2025, and after that, it will exceed $3.1 trillion by 2030.Most current uses of blockchain are not troublesome, because, as indicated by professional, "the majority of organizations that undertake blockchain projects find it hard to conceive of systems that are outside of their legacy, centralized models (both business models and technology platforms)." Overview demonstrates that 66 percent of business leaders trust blockchain is a business disruption and have set budgets plans as needs are, and 5 percent of those reviewed said they will spend over $10 million on the blockchain.

Blockchain spending will be driven by the financial sector ($754 million in 2018), driven to a great extent by quick selection in the banking industry. The distribution and services sector ($510 million of every 2018) will see solid ventures from the retail and expert services businesses while the manufacturing and resources sector ($448 million in 2018) will be driven by the discrete and process manufacturing industries. In the U.S., the distribution and services sector will see the biggest blockchain investments. The financial services area will be the leading driver in Western Europe, China, and APeJC. The industries that will see the fastest growth in blockchain spending will be professional services (85.8 percent CAGR), discrete manufacturing (84.3 percent CAGR), and the resource industries (83.9 percent CAGR). -- IDC

Blockchain will disrupt countless industries: Top 10 sectors most susceptible to disruption by blockchain within the next five years:

Financial Transactions
Micro-payments
Banking
Supply Chain
Crowdfunding
Securities Trading
Voting
Healthcare
Cloud Storage
Virtual Property
Respondents identified 35 unique industries that they believe will be meaningfully disrupted in the next five years.

Top five factors accelerating blockchain adoption:

Data Resiliency
Transparency
New Business Models
Trust
Decentralized Control

Top five factors hindering blockchain adoption:

Speculation
Stage of Development
Unproven Value
Regulation
Scalability -- 78 percent of people believe it will take at least 3 to 5 years for scalability to be resolved.

Hundreds of companies are addressing the blockchain opportunities :
Respondents recognize incumbents like IBM doing interesting things in the space and see some of the top up-and-coming companies as:

Ethereum
Ripple
Circle
Coinbase
Consensys
Sia

dApps, ICOs and Tokens: Respondents were split 50/50 when asked if every dApp will need its own individual token. According to Skok, this area of the survey was the most debated topic.

While 60 percent of people believe the number of companies attempting a token offering in 2018 will be greater than 2017, only 17 percent of people believe ICOs will replace VC.
One in three survey respondents had purchased tokens as part of an ICO. Of them, 56 percent are still holding their tokens and only 6 percent have traded back into a fiatcurrency.
61 percent of respondents believe there will be more than 10,000 cryptocurrencies within 10 years.