Bobby Goodlatte
@bobby
I wish the community had never adopted "Web3" as a replacement buzzword for "crypto" It communicates nothing more, yet invites even more charlatans And crypto is a fundamentally different concept than any iteration of the World Wide Web It's limiting to frame crypto this way
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Bobby Goodlatte
@bobby
(cross-posted from Twitter) Going to begin posting any crypto-related posts of mine to both platforms
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Emily.sol
@emily
Web3 as a term went viral. I don't mind the controversy or the fact that the term is not exactly a glove fitting a hand. I do appreciate the millions of ppl who joined the conversation on Twitter and the attention it garnered.
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Victor Ma 🧾
@vm
when i hear crypto, i think more cryptocurrencies and defi when i hear web3, i think more of the larger ecosystem of tech and apps that are being built, that relate to blockchains (NFTs, social apps, DAOs, etc.) curious what others think
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Giuliano Giacaglia
@giu
Naming is really important. I don't have a strong opinion on Web3 vs crypto but I think that it is definitely that people should think more about
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Maybe Im Wasabi〽️
@maybeimwasabi
I think web3 is a brilliant rebrand to include more people who had previously a negative view of crypto. Have you listened to ben evan’s podcast where he buckets web1,2,3? A great one
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Aaina
@aaina
bring back crypto đź‘Š
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
what do you use instead?
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kepano
@kepano
Crypto is to Web3 what Ajax was to Web2 All those words go away and are replaced by just “websites” and “companies” and “apps”
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