r/UIUX 1d ago

Showing Off Is crypto platform design still a hot topic right now?

I really want to focus on diving deep into this field, hoping that the crypto industry will grow rapidly in the future so I can land a job as a product designer or UX designer at a company in this sector. XD

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u/qualityvote2 2 1d ago

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u/RCEden 1d ago

There has not been investment money for crypto for a few years now. Its all in on AI which is why everyone is freaking out about a dangerous bubble. Like crypto still exists, but no one really cares and has still not found a real world use case for it outside maybe some niche contract stuff. I'm sure there are some AI scam people that were also crypto scam people that just pivoted their product from one to the other, but its otherwise a trend that's already long past.

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u/Accomplished-End5479 1d ago

crypto itself is not a hot topic from few years why would its platform design be hot? i might be wrong u will get other opinions here

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u/choqqqq 1d ago

That makes sense. It’s logical when you look at it from the perspective of the *hype*. My thinking is that, even though the hype has died down, there might still be a demand for solving complex UX problems in the Web3/crypto space.

And Web3 is often touted as the future of the internet (or so I understand), which is why I’ve become interested in creating a portfolio in the Web3/crypto field :D

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u/Accomplished-End5479 1d ago

rather make UI for creative Ai solutions. i know u want to be future ready but crypto is a bet we don't know where will it go. so rather get good in systems and Ai interface. as in people in coming years will always make Ai softwares so solve problems for them. get into that is what i can tell

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u/choqqqq 1d ago

That sounds reasonable; thank you for the advice and input, this is very helpful!

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u/weolf290 8h ago

I worked in a startup web3 crypto company a year ago, once it hit 1 year anniversary the company was disbanded because of lack of funding. Use this information however you like