The Internet has come a long way since its early days. What started as a collection of simple, static web pages has evolved into the rich, interactive, and social platforms we use daily. Now, we’re on the brink of another big shift, from Web2 to Web3, and it’s all about putting power back into the hands of users.

In Web2, we got social media, video sharing, and instant communication, however, it also gave major companies the power to access and sell our private information. Web3, by contrast, promises a more decentralized internet where users can own their data, control their digital identities, and actively participate in building value through blockchain and tokens. Understanding this difference is key to seeing why the internet’s future looks so different.

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The Internet has come a long way since its early days. What started as a collection of simple, static web pages has evolved into the rich, interactive, and social platforms we use daily. Now, we’re on the brink of another big shift, from Web2 to Web3, and it’s all about putting power back into the hands of users.

In Web2, we got social media, video sharing, and instant communication, however, it also gave major companies the power to access and sell our private information. Web3, by contrast, promises a more decentralized internet where users can own their data, control their digital identities, and actively participate in building value through blockchain and tokens. Understanding this difference is key to seeing why the internet’s future looks so different.

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