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Web 3.0 : the future of decentralized technology and its impact on society
Chambers, Shawn
This book explores the concept of Web 3.0, including its basic terms, architecture, layers, and key distinctions from previous web versions. It also covers the advantages and disadvantages of Web 3.0 ...and its potential impact on society. The book includes a brief history of web development, including how decentralization and open-sourced networks will shape the future of web development.
The financial potential of Web 3.0 is discussed, with a focus on decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenization, and blockchain infrastructure. The key features and developments in Web 3.0 are explored, including smart contracts, DAPPs, blockchain technology, decentralization, interoperability, personalization, tokenization, AI, web 3.0 browsers, zero-knowledge proofs, NFTs, DeFi, and privacy.
This book also examines Web 3.0 applications, including social media, e-commerce, gaming, incentive-based DAPPs, blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS), DAO, DEX, metaverse, and banking. It covers the evolution of each industry and how Web 3.0 can improve them by allowing for more direct transactions, reducing fees, and true digital ownership. The book also includes examples of Web 3.0-based platforms and use cases.
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