To answer that question, we must first understand the evolution of the internet, which has gone through several distinct eras—often referred to as Web1, Web2, and now Web3. Each era brought ...

Lyons explains that there have been three eras of the internet: Web1, Web2, and Web3. Web1 is the read era, which allows people to read information on the internet via web browsers. Web2 is the ...

The acceptance of blockchain is clear, but its impacts have yet to be fully realized. If tokenization can democratize ...

For those who're unsure of when we made the jump from Web1 to Web2 and landed now on the mystical plane of Web3, here's the full scoop on how we got here. In 1989, tech fanatic and British ...

Most people look at Web3 and ... known as Web1, read-only. Web1 lasted about a decade, until the mid 2000s, when the concept of user generated content led the way to create Web2.

For example, an NFT with voting rights could allow ... and the yet-to-be developed solutions that will make the Web2-to-Web3 transition even more dramatic than the migration from Web1 to Web2. Sign up ...

A friend of mine who is a seasoned Web2 tech executive ... this period feels more like Web1,” he says. “The Web1 motto was ‘Those who ship code win.’ In Web3, again, it is whoever ships ...

For example, total funding for web3 games will reach $5. ... The first question that many people ask is “What is web3? And if there’s a web3, what were web2 and web1?” Let’s address each in turn. Web1 ...