Blockchain Technology Market by Use Cases, Business Models, Solutions, Services and Applications in Industry Verticals 2025 – 2030

Overview:

This research examines the technology, leading companies, and solutions in the evolving blockchain ecosystem. The report evaluates current and anticipated use cases for blockchain and assesses the market potential globally, regionally, and segmented by deployment type and industry vertical for the period 2025 – 2030.

The report evaluates key players, solutions, and use cases. The report also assesses the prospect of integrating Blockchain with other technologies including IoT and artificial intelligence. The report includes detailed forecasts by use case, application, and industry verticals from 2025 – 2030.

Select Report Findings:

The global blockchain market will experience strong growth with a CAGR of 58.3%, accelerating markets to $306 billion.

Hybrid blockchain is the largest segment with 42% of the total market

Banking and financial services is the largest end use industry with 20% of the total market.

Infrastructure solutions are the largest solution type with 40% of the total market

The USA is the largest country in North America, while Germany, UK, Spain, France, and Italy are major countries in Europe.

Asia Pacific is expected to grow with a highest CAGR of 61.8% during 2025-2030. China, Japan, and India are the major countries in Asia Pacific.

Blockchain Market Dynamics:

Blockchain's transformative potential lies in its robust authentication, authorization, and accounting capabilities, driving significant disruption across diverse industries. This technology, along with related distributed authentication and accounting systems, is poised to reshape Information and Communications Technology (ICT), leading to substantial dis-intermediation.

Lessons learned from FinTech and traditional banking regarding decentralized authentication, clearing, and settlement are readily applicable to telecom and computing challenges. This will benefit numerous sectors, with profound impacts on:

Financial Markets: Investing and trading processes.

Emerging Industries: Legal cannabis and other regulated markets.

Supply Chains: Redefining vendor, customer, and peer relationships.

Blockchain integration will fundamentally alter industry operations, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. This is evident in the emergence of startups offering blockchain-enabled software and hardware for connected devices, focusing on data encryption, information distribution, and device monetization.

Key Blockchain Areas:

Internet of Things (IoT): Blockchain will be crucial for authenticating and authorizing IoT transactions. Companies like HYPR pioneer decentralized credential approaches, replacing centralized passwords with biometric and password-free solutions, enhancing IoT cybersecurity.

Telecommunications: Blockchain can revolutionize resource identity management, including tracking ownership and custody of assets like telephone numbers. This can significantly improve enterprise identity verification for both voice and data communications.

Blockchain as a Service (BaaS): BaaS models will enable widespread adoption and scalability through cloud services. This facilitates the integration of blockchain with other technologies, such as AI in supply chain management (SCM), leading to significant improvements in SCM efficiency.

We see blockchain and related distributed authentication and accounting technologies transforming ICT systems and processes. There will also be a substantial impact in terms of business model disintermediation across a wide variety of industry verticals.

Lessons learned in FinTech and traditional banking from the deployment and operation of decentralized authentication, clearing and settlement, will be applied towards many telecom and computing problems for the benefit of many industry verticals.

The impact will be wide-ranging, including everything from investing/trading to the legal cannabis industry, and very deep in terms of changes to supply chains and relationships between vendors, customers, and peers. We are already starting to see major impacts in shipping, food safety, and various logistics-heavy industries.