Web3 is about the freedom to opt-in to systems and to opt-out of them.

Web3: Read-Write-Own > Ownership is one of the biggest features of Web3 - participants have full ownership over their content, data, and assets. Important to note that the internet has not reached what we consider to be Web3, but there are products and services being built that are considered to be “Web3”. This simply means that they adhere to the... See more

A series that explores and explains the world of crypto and blockchain in under three minutes and in plain English.

Topics include Bitcoin, mining, Metamask, stable coins, NFTs, web3, blockchains, staking, DeFi, and big players in the space such as Gary Vee.

From "What is the web3 movement about?": Web1 refers to the early, read-only websites.

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What is web3? It’s a hazy/vague term describing a crypto-powered internet, and a font of yogababble. Its promoters would say something akin to: Web3 is a decentralized version of the internet where platforms and apps are built and owned by users. Unlike web2 (the current web), which is dominated by centralized platforms such as Google, Apple, and... See more