The Internet has undergone major changes before. These changes have expanded the performance, function, and scale, from text Internet to streaming video Internet, from static web pages to full-featured applications, from list services to global social networks, and promoted the development of modern politics and culture.

Web3 is different from the previous generation of Internet transformation. The core of Web 3 is not speed, performance or convenience. In fact, many Web 3 applications are very slow and inconvenient compared to today's applications.

Web3 is about control. It is about who controls the technology and our daily applications. It is breaking the power that has shaped the network for nearly a decade: the balance between convenience and control. We have become accustomed to this motivation and take everything for granted: using the Internet means being monitored, and using social networks means we hand over personal data to the platform. How could there be other ways?

Web3 not only includes cryptocurrency, blockchain, and other products based on cryptoeconomics. It includes any technology that is conducive to changing the centralization of the Internet and allowing users to gain control of digital life. However, we believe that the following technologies are the most important contributors to Web 3 today, so this article will focus on them.

The Internet has undergone major changes before. These changes have expanded the performance, function, and scale, from text Internet to streaming video Internet, from static web pages to full-featured applications, from list services to global social networks, and promoted the development of modern politics and culture.

Web3 is different from the previous generation of Internet transformation. The core of Web 3 is not speed, performance or convenience. In fact, many Web 3 applications are very slow and inconvenient compared to today's applications.

Web3 is about control. It is about who controls the technology and our daily applications. It is breaking the power that has shaped the network for nearly a decade: the balance between convenience and control. We have become accustomed to this motivation and take everything for granted: using the Internet means being monitored, and using social networks means we hand over personal data to the platform. How could there be other ways?

Web3 not only includes cryptocurrency, blockchain, and other products based on cryptoeconomics. It includes any technology that is conducive to changing the centralization of the Internet and allowing users to gain control of digital life. However, we believe that the following technologies are the most important contributors to Web 3 today, so this article will focus on them.