What Exactly is Web3?
summary
Web3 asserts that the web moves from read/write to read/write/Trust by baking verifiability into core protocols so services can be checked end to end. It links blockchains and decentralized web projects to deliver autonomous, economically funded infrastructure — examples include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polkadot and decentralized storage — producing verifiable guarantees about data, identity and payments, but current browser and wallet UX still fails to make these systems reliably usable.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45What is Web3
- 1:27Post computing civilization
- 3:03Things are in motion
- 5:15The last wave
- 7:05The web
- 9:15The web 20
- 12:38Verifiability
- 13:55Open Services
- 15:33Web3 Blockchains
- 17:07Independence of Cyberspace
- 18:55Description of Web3
- 21:53What Web3 does
- 22:43Web3 Infographic
- 23:25What about the other Web3
- 24:01What about the Tim
- 24:34The old picture
- 27:55Cooperation and interoperability
- 29:22Browsers
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