Definition ∞ A mini-app platform is an ecosystem that allows for the creation and deployment of small, self-contained applications designed to run within a larger application or operating environment. These mini-apps typically share the host application’s infrastructure and user interface, offering specialized functionalities without requiring full installation. In crypto, this can refer to platforms facilitating the distribution of decentralized applications within a specific wallet or ecosystem.
Context ∞ The development of mini-app platforms within the crypto domain is often linked to efforts to simplify user access to decentralized services and enhance the utility of existing digital asset wallets or ecosystems. Discussions frequently center on the potential for these platforms to lower the barrier to entry for users interacting with dapps, the security implications of such integrated environments, and the competitive landscape among platforms seeking to host a diverse range of mini-applications.
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