The rise of Web3 is closely tied to innovations in decentralized economic models. The traditional internet economy primarily relies on advertising revenue, where users' personal data is often treated as a commodity for trade. Web3 redefines value distribution through tokenomics, using tokens as incentives to directly reward users or nodes that contribute to the network, creating a fairer structure for benefit distribution.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is one of the core drivers of the Web3 economy, introducing a permissionless model for financial services. Through DeFi protocols, users can borrow, trade, or save freely on a global scale without relying on traditional banking systems. This not only lowers the barriers to accessing financial services but also significantly enhances the liquidity and efficiency of capital. Additionally, the rise of NFTs has opened new markets for digital art and content creators, further expanding the applications of the Web3 economy.

The core of this economic model lies in empowering users and breaking the monopoly of traditional platforms. As more people join the Web3 ecosystem, its economic drivers will grow stronger, accelerating the development of both technology and business models.