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🌐 Web3: The Next Revolution of the Internet

1️⃣ From Web1 to Web3: The Evolution of the Internet

Web1 (Static)

1. Emerged in the late 1980s and 1990s.
2. Mainly read-only websites, no interaction (similar to online books).
3. Users were consumers, not creators.

Web2 (Interactive)

1. Began around 2004, the era of social networks.
2. Users could read and create content (YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, etc.).
3. Data is concentrated in the hands of tech giants, leading to privacy issues and censorship.

Web3 (Decentralized)

1. Concept introduced around 2014, gained popularity after 2020.
2. Characteristics: decentralization, blockchain-based, digital assets, data ownership belongs to users.
3. Key elements: tokens, NFTs, DAOs, DeFi, GameFi.

2️⃣ Core technologies of Web3

Blockchain

1. Transparent, immutable ledger.
2. No need for intermediaries (e.g., banks).

Smart contracts

1. Self-executing agreements when conditions are met.
2. Foundation for decentralized applications (DApps).

Tokens & NFTs

1. Tokens: represent value, tradable (e.g., ETH, BNB).
2. NFTs: unique assets (e.g., digital art, event tickets).

3️⃣ Key sectors within Web3

DeFi (Decentralized Finance)

1. Enables trading, lending, borrowing without banks.
2. Examples: Aave, Uniswap.

GameFi

1. Combines gaming and finance (play-to-earn).
2. Examples: Axie Infinity (Vietnam), The Sandbox.

DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)

1. All governance decisions are voted through tokens.
2. Example: MakerDAO.

SocialFi

1. Social networks integrated with financial incentives, rewarding creators directly.
2. Examples: Lens Protocol, Friend.tech.

4️⃣ Challenges of Web3

1. Complex usability: wallet setup, gas fees.
2. Unclear legal frameworks: many countries lack regulatory clarity.
3. Scams & security risks: rug pulls, buggy smart contracts.
4. Scalability issues: blockchain congestion.

5️⃣ Opportunities and future potential

1. Empowering users with data ownership.
2. Enabling a global creator economy.
3. Strengthening community connections through DAOs.
4. Bringing digital assets into various industries (music, real estate, education).

6️⃣ Web3 and the metaverse

1. The metaverse needs Web3 for asset and identity verification.
2. NFTs are keys to digital ownership in the metaverse.
3. Blockchain ensures security and smooth transactions.

7️⃣ Notable real-world applications

1. Decentralized wallets: MetaMask, Trust Wallet.
2. Decentralized exchanges: Uniswap, PancakeSwap.
3. NFT marketplaces: OpenSea.
4. Vietnamese projects: Axie Infinity, Coin98.

8️⃣ Why is Web3 important?

1. Builds an Internet of value, beyond just an Internet of information.
2. Enables direct income for creators.
3. Breaks the data monopoly of Big Tech companies.

9️⃣ Web3 trends for 2025 and beyond

1. Zero-knowledge proofs: enhancing privacy protection.
2. Modular blockchains: improved scalability.
3. Web3 and AI integration.
4. Continued boom of gaming and SocialFi sectors.

10️⃣ Conclusion

Web3 is not merely a new technology; it represents a new philosophy: decentralization, community empowerment, and transparency.

It is still in its early stages but promises to redefine how we live, work, and interact with the Internet