“From browsing to owning: Web3 is changing how the internet works.”

Most of us use the internet every day — but do we really own any part of it?
With Web3, the answer might finally be yes.

💡 What is Web3?

Web3 refers to the next generation of the internet, where:

  • Ownership belongs to users, not corporations

  • Data is stored on blockchains, not centralized servers

  • Apps run using smart contracts, not company servers

  • Transactions use cryptocurrencies, not credit cards

It builds on Web1 (read-only websites) and Web2 (social, user-generated content), aiming for a decentralized, permissionless, and trustless web.

🧩 Key Characteristics of Web3

🛠️ Core Technologies Behind Web3

  • Blockchain – Distributed data storage

  • Smart Contracts – Code that automates rules and transactions

  • Cryptocurrencies – Native digital assets for payments and access

  • DApps – Decentralized applications that run on blockchain

  • NFTs & DAOs – Tools for digital ownership and community governance


🧪 Real Examples of Web3 in Action

🎨 Own digital art via NFTs (OpenSea, Rarible)
💰 Lend or borrow without banks (Aave, Compound)

📚 References:

  • Binance Academy – What is Web3?

  • Investopedia – Web 3.0



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