Adeniyi Abiodun, co-founder of Sui, outlined three infrastructure advancements he believes could dramatically boost blockchain usage in everyday life. In recent comments, Abiodun identified zkLogin, gasless transactions, and private stablecoin payments as key upgrades with the potential to onboard billions of new users to blockchain networks.
Abiodun explained that removing complex requirements and transaction costs is vital for reaching wider audiences. He emphasized zkLogin, a system allowing users to access blockchain services through familiar Web2 logins such as Google or Apple, without the need to manage seed phrases. According to Abiodun, this integration will significantly enhance the user experience on Sui, an emerging Layer 1 blockchain designed to support fast and scalable applications.
“By eliminating the need for users to remember or securely store seed phrases, zkLogin makes blockchain onboarding as intuitive as logging into mainstream apps,” he stated. Abiodun suggested that streamlining entry points in this way can eliminate technical barriers that discourage mass participation.
Alongside zkLogin, Abiodun underlined the importance of gasless transactions, which allow decentralized applications or designated sponsors to cover network fees on behalf of users. This model, he argued, eliminates one of the most persistent pain points for both developers and consumers, particularly during initial wallet creation and first-time transactions.
For exchanges and developers, this dual approach could prevent user drop-off during onboarding—an ongoing challenge for many Layer 1 blockchains, where high fees and confusing processes can deter new participants.