Decentralization of Web

PublishedApril 1, 2025

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Concept of Decentralization of Web

Web 1.0 - Static webpages like newspapers, no interaction.

Web 2.0 - The web we use right now which contains dynamic web pages.

Web 3.0 - It is based on the principle of DOB:

D - Decentralization (to distribute the power of internet among everyone)
O - Open Source (demand to create web 3.0 open source so that anyone can come and modify it)
B - Blockchain (to securely store the data in blocks which are chained together)

Benefits of Decentralized Web

#decentralization #web3 #web-30-blockchain-market #web30

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