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Web3.0 is the third stage of internet development. Finally, a clear explanation of the differences between these three stages!
1️⃣ Web1.0 (The Read-Only Era):
We could only receive information—we could read, but not write.
Characteristics: Content was published by news websites or companies, and users could only browse without interacting or posting their own opinions.
2️⃣ Web2.0 (The Interactive Era):
Examples: Weibo, Xiaohongshu, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter
Characteristics: Users could post content, comment, and engage with others, but platforms controlled the data, meaning accounts could be suspended, and content could be deleted at any time.
3️⃣ Web3.0 (The Era of Personal Data Ownership):
We can read and write, and our content belongs to us—no one can take it away.Characteristics: Articles and videos are not dependent on centralized platforms, and users fully own and control their data, ensuring that no one can arbitrarily delete or modify their content. 0 reply
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Web3 for Beginners 👩💻 How to Quickly Understand a Project⁉️
A few days ago, my former boss reached out to me, asking if I had time to work on a new project. Of course, I had to jump in!
Lately, I haven’t been in the best state and haven’t kept up with many trending topics. I’ve mainly been focusing on on-chain research. For example, the AI Agent sector, which was super popular recently—I barely looked into it, so I’m basically a total newbie in that area.
This new project is centered around DeFai (DeFi + AI). To build the brand and operational strategy, I’ve been deep diving for days, staying up until 2 or 3 AM, and then surfing the blockchain 🏄♀️—the pressure is real!
Today, based on my experience, I’ve put together a guide on how to quickly understand a new project, focusing on these five key aspects:
1️⃣ Project Fundamentals
2️⃣ Team Background
3️⃣ Operations & Execution
4️⃣ Data & Metrics
5️⃣ Tokenomics 0 reply
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NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a type of digital asset that represents a unique item or piece of content. Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, NFTs are non-interchangeable, with each NFT having a distinct identifier and properties. NFTs are typically used for digital art, music, videos, virtual real estate, and other forms of creative works, but they can also be used for in-game items, collectibles, and more.
Each NFT is stored on a blockchain, typically the Ethereum blockchain, although other blockchains like Solana, Tezos, and Flow also support NFT platforms. NFTs enable creators to establish unique ownership and copyright in the digital realm, and allow buyers or collectors to possess "unique" digital content.
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