Web 1 was read-only. Web 2 let you create but tech giants owned your data. Web 3 adds ownership: users control their data and profit directly from what they make through NFTs, DAOs, and crypto.
You've heard about Web3, but what is it? Let's break it down. Web 1 was read-only, static websites where you could consume but not create content. Web 2 is the internet we know today. It's read-write, where with social media everyone is a creator. However, it's dominated by major tech companies. They control our data, sell to advertisers, and profit from it. Now we're entering the Web3 era, which encompasses all things NFTs, DAOs, and crypto. It's read-write own, meaning users and contributors have a say in how their data and communities are managed. As a result, users can actually profit from the value they create.
