To understand web3.0, we must start with web1.0 and web2.0

Web 1.0 is the term used to refer to the first stage of development on the World Wide Web that was characterized by simple static websites.

The World Wide Web, or WWW for short, was invented by British Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 when he was working in a large scientific research institution in the European Community. Through the WEB, the resources on the Internet can be expressed more intuitively in a web page; and the resources can be linked to each other on the web page. From the perspective of knowledge production, the task of WEB1.0 is to put human knowledge that has not been put on the Internet before, through the power of business, and put it on the Internet; from the perspective of content producers, WEB1.0 is a commercial company as the main body. Content is moved to the Internet, while WEB2.0 is user-oriented, and new content is moved to the Internet through blog/podcasting in a simple and random way; from the perspective of interactivity, WEB1.0 is the website to users; from the technology From the above, WEB2.0 is client-side, and the work efficiency is getting higher and higher.

The profits of web 1.0 are all based on one thing in common, that is, huge click traffic. Whether it is early financing or late-stage profit, it relies on a large number of users and click-through rates, listing or developing value-added services based on click-through rates. The basis of the audience determines the level and speed of profit, which fully reflects the Internet eyeball economy color.Web1.0 does not use html as the language.

In a sense, Web1.0 only solves the needs of users to obtain and read information. In this process, users can only passively receive undifferentiated information released by the website, but cannot upload their own feedback, conduct online communication with others. In real-time communication, the website and the audience are in a very unequal position.