Bringing Web3 to the Web
summary
Team launches nft.storage and then builds web3.storage, an at-scale IPFS host that caches hash-addressed content via CDN to keep NFT media off fragile centralized servers. Content uses CIDs and identities use DIDs, while UCANs let users delegate permissions so devices upload directly (no proxy bearer tokens). Invocation blocks let services trigger each other across providers. An alpha uploader API is live and the system demonstrably serves real NFT workloads.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:10NFT.storage and decentralized assets
- 6:01Rethinking decentralization and protocols
- 10:14Decentralized addressing and UCAN
- 13:44Open source projects and data ownership
- 18:57New link types and web updates
- 21:02Summary and future vision
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