It's the year 2035, and the world of blockchain, web 3 and cryptocurrency has changed drastically over the past 15 years. After its emergence in 2020, blockchain technology quickly became an integral part of our lives. In 2021, Bitcoin had a massive surge in value as more people adopted it as a reliable form of currency. The first smart contracts were also released around this time that allowed for secure transactions between users without any third party involvement. This led to an explosion in decentralized applications (dApps) that allowed users to take full control of their data and digital assets while securely interacting with each other online. In 2024, Ethereum launched its own virtual machine - EVM - which enabled developers to create their own tokens on top of Ethereum's public ledger system called "smart contracts". These tokens could be used for various applications such as fundraising or voting systems. This development made it easier for entrepreneurs to launch decentralized businesses using tokenized assets instead of traditional equity models like stocks or bonds. Over the next few years, developers created hundreds more dApps built on Ethereum’s platform which resulted in an increase in demand for Ether tokens from users who wanted access to these services. As a result, ETH saw huge gains during this period and eventually surpassed Bitcoin as the most valuable cryptocurrency by market capitalization at one point in 2027. Since then both currencies have been trading back-and-forth across different exchanges all over the world at wildly fluctuating prices due to speculators betting on them heavily against each other every day since then! At present we can see how far blockchain technology has come; it is now being used by industries ranging from finance & banking all the way up into space exploration! Web 3 technologies are also becoming increasingly popular amongst internet users due to their ability improve upon user privacy & security while offering new features such as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Cryptocurrencies remain popular among investors looking for alternative investment options outside traditional markets given their high volatility potential & low entry costs compared with those associated with buying stocks/bonds directly from companies themselves! As we look forward into the future we can expect even greater developments within this space than what we’ve seen so far; perhaps someday soon everyone will be able use cryptocurrencies just like they would regular money – only faster & much cheaper too!