What is the future of web3

[Anonymous No.50970307]

What makes web3 different from web2?
I think the shit is just a change of name

[Anonymous No.50970338]

>>50970307
Web 2.0 is the current version of the web with which we are all familiar, while Web 3.0 represents its next phase, which will be decentralized, open, and of greater utility, these are the few differences from my standpoint.

[Anonymous No.50970350]

there's the ideal of what web3 is supposed to be and then there's the reality of what web3 will be. the institutions and regulators will fight to ensure that web3 is as centralized, closed off, and subsequently of little utility as possible.

[Anonymous No.50970360]

but if we're demanding, if we're not naive, and if we vote with our dollar and with out participation in such a way as to maximize our crypto ideals we'll be a lot better off then if we just blindly accept whatever as is.

[Anonymous No.50970403]

>>50970350
But do you think that is possible?
Web2 is centralized, and we glamoured for web3, if web3 is decentralized, what makes the difference with web2?

[Anonymous No.50970415]

>>50970307
It’s even gayer.

[Anonymous No.50970416]

>>50970360
We can't afford to accept shit, it's going to be an impending doom

[Anonymous No.50970421]

>>50970360
>vote with our dollar
you're naive

[Anonymous No.50970426]

>>50970360
web3 is a meme and you know it.

[Anonymous No.50970429]

>>50970360
>we
I was 18 once too. You’ll grow up and learn soon. “We” are outnumbered 10,000,000:1.

[Anonymous No.50970440]

>>50970307
The internet computer is the foundation upon which web 3 shall be built. It won't be long from now that all blockchains will operate within canisters, on the internet computer, all running at web speed, gaslessly.

Literally no other crypto can even dream of accomplishing this feat.

[Anonymous No.50970464]

>>50970403
Not totally decentralized but We will attain decentralization with Web3.

[Anonymous No.50970477]

>>50970426
A with a sense of centralization.

[Anonymous No.50970599]

>>50970360
>Vote with your dollar
Well meaning, you're a good kid, but working in a major international bank, let me tell you, we move at the whims of social credit primarily, what maintains the most profit secondarily, and finally what is the least damaging in media exposure where the narrative turns its eye on us.
Improvements are only made when regulators force us or the make good payments make a compelling case for improvement. If someone makes a better product, we absorb them and lie, saying we'll integrate it. If we do integrate it, it's turned into a crippled abomination so it works with our software that has barely changed from when it was first purchased in the 80s.
And we determine who gets loans, who gets capital, to whom we facilitate international trade, and which businesses, industries or nations are 'too risky'. Fucking over coal companies because of our prime priority, for example. Cutting off trade with Russia from any of our clients based on the latter most priority.
We turn trillions in profit and burn hundreds of millions in failed or only partially beneficial projects every year.
I've worked here for 8 years and I've never seen a customer, we're so disconnected from reality that I don't know why my boss's boss reports to and while I know the 40 ish people that report to me, there's people who work for them that I've never met, just seen score cards.

I've been on 15M+ projects that were intentionally superfluous and run out of spite to get another department shut down. If you made up 20 department names and added them to a list of 20 real departments here, I'd probably only guess 60% of which are real and fake.
Reality outside the bank has very little bearing on the projects within.

[Anonymous No.50970665]

>>50970307
What are the 3 coins to the right of peercoin & the 3 to the left of doge? Thanks!

[Anonymous No.50970720]

>>50970307
You should do your own research and not wait to be spoonfed. clown

[Anonymous No.50970762]

>>50970464
Well, I'm not doubting that, but even decentralization alone won't make the difference, I think freedom and privacy is another factor that will aid web3 growth

[Anonymous No.50970774]

>>50970665
Does this look like a meme/shit coin thread?

[Anonymous No.50970785]

>>50970307
You need to do some research, pleb. It's not just about the the change of figure from 2 to 3. Web 3.0 is mainly about decentralization which central government and control mongers do not like

[Anonymous No.50970799]

>>50970665
Pathetic freak of a low budget crying piece of crap. We aren't here for jokes. If you want to discuss solid Web 3.0 stuffs I'm ready for it. Especially Cosmos IBC and Ethereum along with Polkadot ecosystems

[Anonymous No.50970862]

>>50970599
>I've been on 15M+ projects that were intentionally superfluous and run out of spite to get another department shut down.

Damn. Are you fucking kidding me? What kind of brain do you have? Let's focus on Web 3.0 especially where my transaction can be secure and private with programmable privacy in smart contract

[Anonymous No.50970874]

>>50970720
That's a better advice to give to the lazy OP.

[Anonymous No.50970878]

>>50970762
Privacy is coming with web3 for sure. I read that Secret network is tagged the privacy hub for web3.

[Anonymous No.50970883]

>>50970799
Polkadot has been doing a lot with web3.

[Anonymous No.50970927]

>>50970785
But is it only decentralization?
I think they are other aspect factors that make the difference
As for the mongers, they will be left with no option than to join the new system of things

[Anonymous No.50970933]

>>50970307
None of those are web 3.0, they are all legacy tokens which provide layer 1/2 services. Thankfully my token is not on there and gives me more time accumulate this bear market.

[Anonymous No.50970949]

>>50970874
Why then are you here if you hate community contribution?
>>50970720
Don't you think that this may be part of his research?

[Anonymous No.50970977]

>>50970933
What are your tokens?
I think SCRT must be among it, because it's also contributing to the growth of web3

[Anonymous No.50971014]

>>50970762
The central governments across the world think people do have the right to go on crypto and even if they do go on crypto without there say, they shouldn't use privacy protocol. Look at what happened to Tornado Cash, look at the FUD around Monero. The likes of Secret Network that are auditable are still making a strong voice for privacy and a strong hub for other privacy initiatives to thrive.

[Anonymous No.50971036]

>>50970949
This board is not an ideal place to do any damn research so be warned

[Anonymous No.50971061]

>>50970977
How is it contributing to the growth of Web 3.0? Do not just talk trash here without genuine reason

[Anonymous No.50971079]

>>50970949
Community contribution like you are going to take any advice. Stop being a retard.

[Anonymous No.50971084]

>>50971061
That might be true in the sense that it's bringing privacy onboard.

[Anonymous No.50971086]

>>50970927
You are freaking free to mention the other factors and features of Web 3.0.

[Anonymous No.50971122]

>>50970774
This is 4chan.org, right? It's been an entire meme fucking site since 2004 when I got drunk and fell into this shit hole, newfag.

[Anonymous No.50971154]

>>50971122
Are you drunk right now?

[Anonymous No.50971161]

>>50970874
Op is just being sincere that he's dumb. Not bad to ask questions though.

[Anonymous No.50971171]

>>50971122
8th dubs this year! ...10th in 18 years!!

[Anonymous No.50971175]

>>50970426
You are missing the point. What part of web3 does not interest you?

[Anonymous No.50971263]

>>50970403
Full decentralisation will take some time anon. Some projects take the cedefi approach cos that bridge is still needed. Imagine if Binance or Freeway don't exit, how would you get your fiat into the crypto?

[Anonymous No.50971279]

>>50970762
Add security to it anon. Brokerage and insured systems are the first thing s to consider imo

[Anonymous No.50971321]

>>50971061
Web3 is not yet there, infact its still in its developmental phase and the few project really contributing to its growth are the ones enabling seamless access to web3 or linking web2 to web3 for easy transitioning.

[Anonymous No.50971351]

>>50971061
Secret is a privacy blockchain, and their main aim is to provide privacy to web3 projects, though its adoption is not viral, but I'm sure as the inevitable regulation will hit, it's going to gain more global adoption
>>50971084
You can say that again

[Anonymous No.50971415]

>>50971263
Not just cedefi, how about gamefi?
Both NFTs, CeDeFi, GameFi, and other intellectual properties like movie, books and others needs to be decentralized and as well maintain their privacy before you can say web3 has attained some level of success.

[Anonymous No.50971483]

>>50970307
web3 is the future and I have worked on it, and honestly, it is just looking beautiful

[Anonymous No.50971529]

>>50971483
From your experience, so far, how do you see web3 in 5 years from now?

[Anonymous No.50971536]

>>50970350
We need to fight off institutions this is why we must fight for the development of the web3, The governments will be the biggest opposer of this, Tornado cash was the latest example.

[Anonymous No.50971545]

>>50971529
people familiar with crypto will be using it all. This really needs to be done for the growth and survival

[Anonymous No.50971557]

>>50970307
Just 2-3 more months and Icy Pee’s Bitcoin integration will be complete

[Anonymous No.50971612]

>>50971415
What does movie have to do with web3 and privacy anon?

[Anonymous No.50971658]

>>50970307
Innovations such as smartphones, mobile internet access, and social networks have driven the exponential growth of Web 2.0 to web3
Apart from decentralization, the speed, freedom of speech, cashless without boundaries, privacy and a new way of printing money passively(DeFi) is all what comprises web3.0
But most of these things are yet to be fully implemented, that's why web3.0 is still a work in progress.

[Anonymous No.50971759]

>>50970977
He may be referring to EVMOS
The token is doing very well with their ongoing pool

[Anonymous No.50971772]

>>50970762
if web3 needs to grow, I am sure we really need privacy to boost its development.

[Anonymous No.50971810]

>>50970977
I flipped some private nfts over it and watched the Kevin smith full movie on it, these fags are way ahead.

[Anonymous No.50971824]

>>50970307
You keks will never realize the value of web3 until and unless you are living in a country where the government is behind your asses everytime you make a trade or make a decent living

[Anonymous No.50971843]

>>50971014
I think they are the only ones which are offering programmable privacy? I just admire how they are coming up with so many apps beyond the stupid NFt realms just to help people with privacy

[Anonymous No.50971845]

>>50971612
Don't tell me you haven't watched 'Kill Roy Is Here' by Kevin Smith.
It's the first movie minted as NFT in the Stassh NFT market
Just get it and watch the fun there
>>50971612
>What does movie have to do with web3 and privacy anon?
Well, this is decentralization and privacy coming to the movie industry, part of web3 potentials

[Anonymous No.50971858]

>>50971036
This is the board which ahs made me the millionaire , mind it kek
>>50971351
I can access it my country and have parked my funds safely with them.

[Anonymous No.50971875]

>>50970307
Economically: removal of unnecessary middlemen, shared governance.

Technologically: more secure; no single point of failure.
More integrated; it's a single layer where all services in the world will exist, this allows for insanely powerful service composability and granularity.
Sustainable: can scale infinitely with linear cost.

Centralized infrastructure is unsustainable, it's grown too fast. We'll start seeing more hacks and outages as it falls apart and we transition to objectively and demonstrably better tech. It's like when Rome expanded past their means and inevitably fell.

Sent from my internet computer.

[Anonymous No.50971905]

>>50971810
Are you claiming the SecretBadge NFT in their weekly Tuesdays Twitter Space?
I've been getting some of them a couple of weeks ago

[Anonymous No.50971930]

>>50970307
>What makes web3 different from web2?
web2 was an actual tech advancement, web3 is a gimmick designed to dump worthless tokens on retards

[Anonymous No.50971953]

>>50971810
I got some Anon NFT with it and also played Orbem Wars and Secret Heroes; my favorite P2E games so far

[Anonymous No.50972259]

>>50970421
>>50970429
you think i don't know our odds are shit?
i know
i don't care

[Anonymous No.50972407]

public sentiment has some small effect and "we" have some small effect on public sentiment. so bitch and whine and complain and shit and piss in your pants to make a big stink all over their plans to cuck web3. support good projects, don't use bad products. mock anyone who does use bad products relentlessly. don't just accept it

[Anonymous No.50972465]

if you have the option to use a decentralized product, but you have to go slightly out of your way, inconvenience yourself, vs just accepting the risk and bullshit of the centralized nonsense you're comfortably submissive to. do it. for your own pride if nothing else.

[Anonymous No.50973068]

>>50970307
>What is the future of web3
Refer to ORE network. Cross-chain identities need to be settled first

[Anonymous No.50973115]

>>50970307
Decentralization retard, Its also the basis of the upcoming web5

[Anonymous No.50973116]

>>50970338
>Web 2.0 is the current version of the web with which we are all familiar,
Major emphasis on the "familiar".
>Truth is that many users are still struggling to understand and manage their identities on web3.
It might take a while, and smart use of account protocols to make the best out of it.

[Anonymous No.50973137]

>>50970464
That's the goal.

>>50970883
Ditto

[Anonymous No.50973175]

>>50971279
>Not the first, IMO
Security boils down to control on individual levels. Control over assets and identities is the first

[Anonymous No.50973179]

>>50970426
You are a meme.

[Anonymous No.50973210]

>>50970762
Privacy will be a key component, no doubt, especially when decentralized finance is involved.

[Anonymous No.50973213]

>>50970350
>the institutions and regulators will fight to ensure that web3 is as centralized
That's for sure, but they are far from succeeding. I doubt they will.

[Anonymous No.50973217]

>>50971086
Data monetization and full ownership of identity are the two most prominent features and difference between web2 and web3 which means projects focused on data and identity security will be really important.

[Anonymous No.50973261]

>>50971810
You sure about that? Privacy in NFTs is yet to be fully a thing. Railgun is probably the only project I know closest to enabling private NFT auctions and support.

[Anonymous No.50973313]

>>50971536
> The governments will be the biggest opposer
This is why we need more sustainable and scalable privacy and security focused projects be it in web3,defi or whatever sector in the crypto space.

[Anonymous No.50973329]

>>50973115
what is web5 all about,
>>50973217
privacy is way more important as traction is needed to push web3.

[Anonymous No.50973332]

>>50971529
By then, If the current adoption rate is maintained, with over 200k ORE ID created, it would have become the standard for many things. Having a single ID and account, easing access and management of assets, is a major catalyst in the development.

[Anonymous No.50973365]

>>50973313
Imagine what I will do without privacy, the governments here are talking to us to the tune of 42 percent, these fucking idiots think crypto as horse shit trading which is also taxed around 30 percent.

[Anonymous No.50973371]

>>50971772
Privacy is a right. It's a big part of security. If users' information are secured as well as their activities, it'll be a major boost.

[Anonymous No.50973384]

>>50970762
If the feds allow it to thrive, XMR is under threat in some countries, the government is also after Tornado cash.

[Anonymous No.50973418]

>>50971930
Tech advancement with no freedom with your identities or data but with web3 you own full ownership of your data for monetization purpose.

[Anonymous No.50973422]

>>50970799
Cosmos is the model of interoperability web3 is aiming for.

[Anonymous No.50973424]

>>50971557
what about the merger, that will push the markets too.
>>50973371
Yes, I used some dexes on scrt too, the gas fee is pretty low over their private dexes.

[Anonymous No.50973456]

>>50973384
They are more after transactional privacy,I also believe programmbl;e privacy is way better.

[Anonymous No.50973458]

>>50970878
Their latest NFT project is intriguing, minting a movie as an NFT. The movie is shitty though but I'm impressed with the concept.

[Anonymous No.50973487]

>>50970977
>because it's also contributing to the growth of web3
They only contribute privacy.

[Anonymous No.50973494]

>>50970599
You sound like a lower-level Ronald Bernard.
Have you been invited to any human sacrafice parties yet?
Any of your higher ups ever convene at BIS?

[Anonymous No.50973573]

>>50971084
web3 without privacy is crap.

[Anonymous No.50973612]

>>50973115
Can we not talk about web5 now, web3 is still in its developmental phase and we still have a lot to consider like:
>Security
>Cross-chain interoperability
>Ease of access and
>Privacy

[Anonymous No.50973619]

>>50971161

[Anonymous No.50973641]

>>50971351
I use their BlackBox once to transact and it shields my wallet address. crazy shit

[Anonymous No.50973673]

>>50973175
Perfectly said.

[Anonymous No.50973732]

>>50970307
Oh yeah, why is nobody mentioning the Web 3 payment system? CryptoXpress, Fuse, Coti, and CoinPayments are just a few of the lists.

[Anonymous No.50973738]

>>50971612
Pajeet missed out on the Killroy NFT. Go look it up.

[Anonymous No.50973774]

>>50971810
The privacy and its copyright management possibilities give it the edge.

[Anonymous No.50973812]

>>50973261
It's a thing anon. Railgun may be on the chase of it but check out KillRoy NFT.

[Anonymous No.50974069]

>>50971483
Web3 is definitely taking crypto to the next level. I have my eyes on platforms moving web2 identities to web3 as it's an important innovation in the space.

[Anonymous No.50974282]

>>50973732
Not gonna make it anon

[Anonymous No.50974706]

>>50973210
We cannot overemphasize the importance of privacy especially protocol focused on hiding the transaction details which is the main information hackers need to get into wallets.

[Anonymous No.50975173]

>>50974706
A lot of projects building on them and everyone would want private transactions in the coming days.

[Anonymous No.50975229]

Web2 was full of utility which was immediately obvious, and transformed the way people worked and lived. Web3 has a bunch of tokens which might moon and make people money or they might make people baggies.

[Anonymous No.50975232]

>>50973774
The demand for privacy is rising like fuck. There is no stopping it

[Anonymous No.50975250]

>>50970785
>SCR
>>50970862
>>50971036
>>50971658
>>50971810
>>50971843
>>50973365
i recognize this fucking retard
shilling SCRT, railgun and the most pajeet shit you can ever come across
If you ever see these pepes its the same fucking pajeet

[Anonymous No.50975279]

>>50970307
Corporations eat shit.

[Anonymous No.50975451]

>>50975250
Go get a job retard

[Anonymous No.50975522]

>>50970440
Just looked into it. So what’s the catch here? Why hasn’t it exploded with popularity yet?

[Anonymous No.50975565]

>>50973573
The whole point of shielding transactions and maintaining private wallets can be traced back to security. There is certain information that you should be the only one that has access to them. The state of finance and assets is one of them

[Anonymous No.50975593]

>>50970426
>web3 is a idea and you know it.
yes?

[Anonymous No.50975743]

>>50975522
I can't believe you want to give in to that shit?
I will never trust the dev to that shoddy project again.

[Anonymous No.50975809]

>>50971161
I see you all claiming to now know it all in crypto. Don't just come back to biz and start complaining about how you lost all your money.

[Anonymous No.50975841]

>>50974282
What are you talking about anon? You sound like a rookie, but payment gateways are rapidly growing and people are starting to embrace them. You should have checked that.

[Anonymous No.50975860]

>>50975565
Do you think privacy solutions are a crucial necessity that can foster the development of web3?
What about those that offer a reliable and efficient data solution, such as Ocean, Geeq, and XRPL? I think this aspect can easily witness adoption due to its utility and real-life application.

[Anonymous No.50975923]

>>50975743
I spent 5 minutes looking at it, just got a general overview. Qrd?

[Anonymous No.50975955]

>>50973418
Which retard are you giving a full web3 lesson?

He should know by now that in web3, one does not have complete control over their data.

[Anonymous No.50975981]

Web3 is going to be on ETH and Polygon anon. None of these shitcoins you retards are mentioning are gmi. No matter how much they pay you to shill them.

[Anonymous No.50976010]

>>50975923
The project is just left with bunch of shillers. It has failed to deliver as proposed since the inception of the rug.

[Anonymous No.50976080]

>>50976010
That sucks. I hope something like it takes off because that seems like a good step forward.

[Anonymous No.50976137]

>>50975955
Do you mean web2? Junk
If web2, you are right. This is why enterprise blockchain is building a better data solution that will fit in both world.

[Anonymous No.50976240]

>>50976080
Yeah, I'm quite sure there will always be better advanced tech with better utility in the long run.

[Anonymous No.50976249]

>>50976080
Actual QRD is that people have ICP with a passion due to it pumping heavily then dropping 95% shortly after launch.

You will get 0 actual information from this site as any mention of ICP is instantly jumped on by the same people calling it a scam. It's the 2nd most actively developed crypto in the scene behind ethereum and isn't going anywhere, let alone vaporware like the fuckers here will lead you to believe. Go to the Dfinity forums for legitimate information (although its often rather tech heavy).

Tldr icp is the future of crypto and /biz/ got filtered hard because of relentless funding and poor price action.

[Anonymous No.50976439]

>>50976249
I’ll dig further into it and decide for myself. Thanks for the info.

[Anonymous No.50976495]

>>50976249
i'll post the fud video again
>>50976439
you can start here
https://youtu.be/YGrFj3pav_A?t=1134

[Anonymous No.50976530]

>>50970307

[Anonymous No.50976560]

I don't understand allthis mumbo jumbo decentralized internet web 3 thingy. You all speak about coins, payments and shit snd nothing of value. I do understand the concept of free decentalized DNS server, but what else to it?

(Your grandpa)

[Anonymous No.50976633]

>>50976560
centralized means a single point of failure that can fall to corruption or incompetence. any one party in charge can alter the information on a centralized database. its inherently insecure. you have to trust that whoever is in charge doesn't fuck you.

decentralized means many points, any one of which can fall and it doesn't matter, unless over half the points fall to the same issue then there's no problem. making it much harder for any one party to alter the information in the database. it's inherently more secure. you just have to trust the code not any one party or person.

[Anonymous No.50977023]

>>50976249
I didn’t get filtered fren, huge bag under $7 dca. It’s amazing how people think web3 will be cobbled together with a million different freelance services built on shitchains like eth when you can already build full stack on icp. It just goes to show how low iq most people are. They get all their info from YouTube influencers.

[Anonymous No.50977491]

>>50975250
They are actually good projects. Visit the hospital if you can't see that.

[Anonymous No.50977545]

>>50975232
Yeah, It's obvious, that's why the government is on their ass.

[Anonymous No.50977703]

Web 3.0 is a scam, just like the "metaverse".
They are both buzzwords that no one can accurately describe.
More importantly, there is a lack of innovation and development.
It's not a coincidence that neither have found actual use cases in the real world.
Just ignore all hype and check back in 10 years.

[Anonymous No.50977974]

>>50975923
If a privacy protocol is not trusted or permissionless, I'll pass. This is one of the reasons why I'm a major fan of Secret Network. Their upcoming mainnet upgrade is a good example of how good and innovative the team is.

[Anonymous No.50977997]

Its hilarious to watch, how they all fail to understand the term meta and its implications.
Hail Santa

[Anonymous No.50978005]

>>50977703
>Just ignore all hype and check back in 10 years
Ignore and have fun staying poor. Don't shut your mind to all the possibilities and innovations that accompany web3 and metaverse.

[Anonymous No.50978006]

>>50970307
web refers to "world wide web", shit that serves interactive pages using html over http or https (port 80 or 443)
how in the fuck is bitcoin, litecoin, etc. "web" 3.0? there is nothing to interact with
it is a meaningless term made up by pyramid scheme faggots looking for an easy buck trying to convince dumber people to buy their nonsense

[Anonymous No.50978111]

>>50977545
Unfortunately, they can't control what they didn't create. Privacy is a human right by default and there is nothing they can do about it.

[Anonymous No.50978255]

>>50970307
no, you retard. web 2 is centralized web 3 decentralized you'll see them on web 3 protocols like Sylo that has it fully integrated into their ecosystem.

[sage No.50978348]

>>50970307
Honest question, is Brave Browser not going to be the medium through which people experience Web 3.0? Vitalik Buterin (ETH), CZ (Binance), Yakovenko (SOL), Hoskinson (ADA), Sirer (AVAX) all use it, to only name a few. As do a good majority of folks at Circle, so says my buddy employed there.
I understand if you don't give a shit about BAT but Brave doesn't seem like it hasn't any competition for the hearts and minds of Web 3.0 browsing.

[Anonymous No.50978384]

>>50977545
We dont need regulations to step in before knowing the importance of privacy, the awareness needs to keep going its a solid way to limit this recurrent exploitation of wallets and platforms to the barest minimum.

[Anonymous No.50978460]

>>50977703
Hell web2 forever!

[Anonymous No.50981081]

>>50975860
Privacy is crucial for all sector, its about security not just hiding information.

[Anonymous No.50981147]

>>50975565
Security is the sole aim of privacy in finance but bad actor criminalized the solution.

[Anonymous No.50981240]

>>50975229
Web3 is more than moonbags, when we eventually start linking our social media accounts to web3 and opt in for data monetization we will appreciate web3 more.

[Anonymous No.50981487]

>>50971843
The essence of privacy is to touch all sectors of the cryptospace and I know a few privacy protocols already going that route; offering privacy in Defi, NFT and web3.

[Anonymous No.50981542]

>>50974069
Dyor on Ore protocol and thank me later.

[Anonymous No.50981589]

>>50970403
Anon, the only reason Joe biden won was because a massive interlock of media, TV, proffesionals, industries and countries plotted agaisnt donald trump with unchecked privilege only granted due to the nature of the centralized system.

[Anonymous No.50981859]

>>50978384
I agree with you anon, its just so unfortunate most of us lost funds before realizing on-chain privacy is the best way to secure our assets.

[Anonymous No.50982029]

>>50973217
>Identity security and privacy
>Data management
>Cross chain interoperablity
>Access
These are the top3 most important aspect of web3 currently.

[Anonymous No.50982238]

>>50975451
lmao you dumb poojeet you just got exposed, you're a phoneposter subhuman too

[Anonymous No.50984311]

>>50971810
I guess private NFTs are going mainstream. I'm currently anticipating a privacy project that would enable access control for NFTs and private auctions.

[Anonymous No.50986018]

>>50981081
I'm big on asset security chad. I recently came across a platform focused on asset management and security which I see as a good innovation in the space.

[Anonymous No.50986568]

>>50973422
Seems you are yet to know about Ore Network chad. Giving users access to multichains with just a single ID and bridging web2 identities to web3 is the real aim.

[Anonymous No.50987244]

>>50970429
Then let's automate the rest of us who are missing.

[Anonymous No.50987509]

>>50982029
I wonder who is working on those.

[Anonymous No.50988006]

>>50978460
Don't be an incel. Stop living in the past and get in on a project bridging web2 to web3.

[Anonymous No.50988643]

>>50977974
Based. What's your take on privacy solutions with multichain compatibility chad?

[Anonymous No.50988936]

>>50981147
Well, it's a good thing we have platforms that are dedicated to asset security in the space. User's can't keep getting exploited by hackers and bad actors.

[Anonymous No.50989824]

>>50970440
How to watch the tiktoks on the icy pee?

[Anonymous No.50990080]

>>50975522
The catch is you can only store 1mb of data per canister

[Anonymous No.50990128]

>>50981240
You have a point anon, but I think more attention should be given to data and identity management on web3 as well.

[Anonymous No.50990196]

>>50970307
Check out the features, flexibility and user friendly of Qanplatform if you really want to compare Web3

[Anonymous No.50990240]

>>50970307
DoA
Retards mostly interact with web3 shit through centralized, full node API services. None of this will change as blockchains will continuously explode in endlessly growing state in the Terabytes and more.

[Anonymous No.50990398]

>>50988936
A quantum resistant layer 1 hybrid blockchain that is also ETH compatible should get you horny.
Retard have high hopes for this blockchain because it is creating something new and unique.

[Anonymous No.50990454]

>>50975981
Web3 is the future... Everyone is feeling secured on it

[Anonymous No.50990526]

>>50981147
Y'all are shouting over the security, wil you cry when the attacks and threat comes.

[Anonymous No.50990601]

>>50990526
Faggot getting scared of the threat when key to solving the quantum computer threat is a Lattice-based post-quantum cryptographic algorithm implemented in Rust programming language used to cross-sign transactions. Its testnet has been launched and audited by IBM platinum partner.

[Anonymous No.50990742]

>>50970307
So daft of you OP, Web2 enables Internet users to interact with other web users and sites.

[Anonymous No.50991042]

>>50990742
Are you saying web2 is better than web 3? Bitch

[Anonymous No.50991099]

>>50990454
You're right anon. I recently came across a platform that's focused on bridging web2 identities to web3 and I think it's quite innovative.

[Anonymous No.50991124]

>>50970307
You've got your senses off your brains OP.
>>50990742
Fuck you bitch, web 3 is the next iteration of the web that will make the Internet decentralised, intelligent, and permissionless.
Dickheads need a Web3 applications like smart contracts, DApps, NFTs, and cryptocurrencies to be built on a blockchain that is quantum-resistant to ensure that the Web3 economy remains secure.

[Anonymous No.50991428]

>>50970307
They're both iterations for the core web. Web2 is the current internet model of a sending/recieving data system within hosted servers; in this iteration, you have to store your own personal data to a single server under the whims of the server owner. In the event that the server host is forced to shutdown or decides to violate the sanctity of your data by selling it for other dealings, there exists no way to circumvent that event and you are left with no access to your data; and since the server exists as a point of failure, if a state decides to get involved to enforce restrictions, it can decided to enact physical coercion towards the server hosts for anything they prohibit or anything which they desire control over. Web3 seeks an end for that issue through establishing decentralization of data storage with no central point of failure and a deterence of network regulations through censorship-resistant technologies; Web3 project compliant with these principles (which none of them but Sia actually adheres to) ceases its proper identity of Web3 and only exists Decentralized In Name Only.

[Anonymous No.50992826]

>>50981081
Based. People need to correct the misconception that privacy in crypto is for illicit activities. C'mon there are users who just want to keep their business from prying eyes.

[Anonymous No.50992880]

>>50970927
I think decentralization is the main componenent but there's probably a lot more to it. Only question is, does more decentralization make crypto less safe

[Anonymous No.50992914]

>>50970307
It is just a buzzword, anon. Nothing makes sense except decentralized blockchain DNS. All the other data is too huge to store in blockchain.

[Anonymous No.50992969]

>>50992880
I don't see it happening anytime soon. Especially with countries now imposing regulations. First Canada, then New Zealand.. What are the odds that we'd see full decentralization or crypto adoption for that matter, kek

[Anonymous No.50993011]

>>50992969
Adoption is already happening. Top Swiss Banks are in the OpenWealth association with crypto projects. TradFi has mentioned using DeFi technology. Follow up, retard.

[Anonymous No.50993050]

>>50993011
Okay, TradFi enters DeFi and then what, anon. More regulations So I stand corrected, newfag

[Anonymous No.50993099]

>>50993050
Kek. Retarded faggot. Stick to one identity first. Also, regulations are needed in crypto irrespective. Why do you think projects like ALBT are introducing KYC and TIDV or TRM labs are beinf mentioned by TradFi.

[Anonymous No.50993111]

Web 3 is not crypto and crypto is not needed for web3.

Tokens are not needed

[Anonymous No.50993123]

>>50993099
That shit has been in crypto since the 2018 bear and still hasn't "bridged" DeFi and TradFi like they said they would.

[Anonymous No.50993163]

>>50993123
They were created in and survived from a bear market. More than most shitcoins have done. And did the ONE hackathon bridge the two yet. No. Change isn't an overnight ordeal.

[Anonymous No.50993246]

>>50993163
The ONE bridge was proof that we actually do need more regulation, kek
>>50993099
KYC is a good way to enforce regulations just enough to still maintain the essence of decentralized finance, IMO

[Anonymous No.50993394]

>>50970338
>decentralized
Nop. Node owners will still own the internet the same way cable owners own it too. It will just be more expensive due the overuse of memetech.
>open
HAHAHAHAHA
no
>greater utility
trying to solve problems that don't exist for profit.

web3 will fail, and you niggers will lose everything.

[Anonymous No.50993452]

>>50970307
The main difference between the internet and 'web3' is that in web3 everything has to be stored on a single slow decentralized database.

It's a completely retarded idea that web3 will replace the current internet, people only say it will because they have a financial interest in seeing some shitcoin moon.

[Anonymous No.50994264]

>>50993246
Well, bridges have always been a no for me cause the cases of hacks are disturbing. I recently came across commendable innovation in a multichain privacy protocol that achieved interoperability without using a bridge.

[Anonymous No.50994402]

>>50970307
Zeronet is web3, everything else is web3 wanna be

[Anonymous No.50994650]

>>50991428
Why cant it be torrent (just p2p) based and not blockchain shit?

[Anonymous No.50995301]

>>50994650
Well, torrents (and other similar technologies such as IPFS) are sub-optimal systems as they require users to 'altruistically' share data, basically seed and hope others do the same and keep doing it, indefinitely and for free, you cannot host the entire internet on such systems. Torrents in particular are quite slow and may also require some user knowledge which you can't expect inexperienced users to have. Bittorrent used to be about 40% of all internet traffic, look at where it is today, it's still a fine piece of software but it's pre-cloud in origin and it really shows.

[Anonymous No.50995535]

>>50993452
>The main difference between the internet and 'web3' is that in web3 everything has to be stored on a single slow decentralized database.
Decentralization is the mainstay for web3 projects. Many Web3 protocols are moving quickly in this direction including NFTs as well and seekers are standalone metaverse characters which will play an intricate role in decentralizing communication

[Anonymous No.50995712]

>>50993011
Based. I feel privacy solutions would aid greatly in mass adoption as these big institutions would want to keep their networth private and keep their transactions from prying eyes.