future of decentralized web: WEB 3.0

During the last decades, the web has been accompanying millions of users and has become the centerpiece of all existence and growth. Currently, a high percentage of users use the web to create value for the economy and the growth of human society towards a new panorama.

To understand the whole process, you have to understand what web 1.0 and 2.0 are:

1. The first is all static websites built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, there's not a lot of interaction.
2. The jump to web 2.0 took a decade to implement and integrated interactive interfaces and content that everyone loved. Therefore, at this stage the gigantic platforms like Wikipedia, YouTube and Facebook were born.
3. Web 3.0 is born to be a decentralized web and to describe a network where machines would process content in the same way that a human being would and where data is understood, both contextually and conceptually.

The ultimate goal is to create smarter, more connected and open websites.

An example of web 3.0 are virtual assistance because they combine artificial intelligence and voice recognition. The development of this technology has been evolving for years, but it still has a long way to go.

This website will be primarily data-centric and requires the creation of appropriate storage architecture and technology. Currently, research continues on the most effective use for storing data. Big Data seems to be the way to go, but this investigation is carried out, since it could give rise to a privacy problem. The main benefits of web 3.0 are:

? Reliability: this network will give users greater freedom and guarantee control of online data.

? For everyone: you don't need any other company to control it. Therefore, the apps cannot be restricted or censored.

? Personalization: we will be able to personalize our experience on the web since it will understand the preferences of each user, which will allow a more productive navigation.

? Sales: in this sector, the web will allow sellers to understand our needs and show us products and services with the help of artificial intelligence.

? Fewer interruptions: given the decentralization of data in different databases, users will not have any problems due to interruptions or account suspensions for technical reasons.

? Blockchain: the idea is to promote blockchains that do not require central authority. Thanks to this, anyone can enter the world and participate by creating an address.

Despite these benefits, Web 3.0 has a number of drawbacks. At the moment, it is a network that has low scalability since companies lack the capacity to handle large volumes, but it is rapidly evolving thanks to the blockchain. Another drawback is that interacting with web applications may require additional steps, education, and software. Development and maintenance is increasingly complex.

Web 3.0 will depend on cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and things like NFTs. One of the ideas is the use of tokens that will allow users to control parts of the participating community. To earn tokens, it will depend on the votes for or against actions of the network.

On the other hand, we have the metaverse, which are 3D digital universes that operate on the blockchain. While web 3.0 will be able to provide the basis for users to create, buy and sell products, such as NFTs. For example, there are apps, like Axie Infinity, that combine NFTs and the metaverse.