According to CoinMeta, at the TOKEN2049 Singapore conference, speakers mentioned that payment functionality can provide everyday use cases for crypto super-apps, compensating for the limitations of relying solely on token exchanges. During the discussions, representatives from companies such as Metamask, Trezor, and WalletConnect explored ways to make crypto products more accessible to a broader audience. Rubic co-founder Aleksandra Korneva pointed out that many token exchange users do not have a need for daily transactions. Pulsar Money's CEO, Alex Radu, believes that payment and trading are fundamental to applications that integrate multiple financial services. CoinRoutes's Michelle Herman took a cautious approach to an app that could do everything, emphasizing that professional services are still necessary. The discussions also covered how to balance automation with transparency, ensuring that users can still make important transaction decisions while enjoying the convenience brought by AI.