The VeChain Foundation recently announced its new fee delegation feature in its VeWorld web wallet, making it the first to remove the transaction fee hurdle for decentralized application developers and users. By introducing fee delegation, VeChain has made crypto adoption easier for non-tech users and other enthusiasts. This comes after the launch of the VeWorld web wallet less than two months ago. VET surged 2%, however, the price slumped after and is trading at $0.024 at the time of writing.

The development is part of VeChain's efforts to bolster blockchain adoption, by making applications feel as familiar as a website.VET is currently the 37th-largest crypto with a market capitalization of $1.73 billion.

The partnership with US-based management consultant Boston Consulting Group (BCG) last month and integration with DappRadar to provide cross-chain visibility for dApps, also makes it a notable developer in blockchain technologies.

Besides the fee delegation development, VeChain also has plans to eliminate a broad range of hurdles impeding blockchain adoption. With the introduction of the new feature simplifying transactions, VeChain is making the mass adoption of blockchain technologies easier and more accessible.

Furthermore, the integration with DappRadar can help expose the power of the VeChain blockchain to the world, thus furthering VeChain’s efforts to expand the world of blockchain to all. This is certainly a positive leap for VeChain and will be one of the key drivers for blockchain adoption.

VeChain is setting benchmarks that can be followed by other blockchain actors, providing additional opportunities for the mass adoption of blockchain technologies and decacralized applications.



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