Key Takeaways
- The deck argues that formal wallet availability is not the same as adoption.
- The strongest user-side message is that trust and consumer-grade experience still sit in front of policy goals.
- The strongest ecosystem-side message is that funding and incentives cannot stay vague if the market is meant to function beyond pilots.
EWC: What the LSP outcomes mean now
Download slideEWC moves the conversation from pilots to practical rollout. The useful output is not only technical validation. It is a clearer view of where adoption work now needs to focus: trust, UX, credible use cases, and market readiness.
Next Actions
- Convert the strongest point into an internal briefing note.
- Choose one use case to pressure-test in the next two weeks.
- Align commercial and technical owners on the implication for delivery.
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