The document discusses the evolution of the internet from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0, highlighting the transition from centralized systems to decentralized applications powered by blockchain technology. It emphasizes the features of Web 3.0, such as individual data ownership and smart contracts, while providing statistics on the current Web 3.0 market. Various issues related to Web 2.0, including data privacy and security concerns, are also addressed.

1. WEB 3.0
The Future of Internet

2. AGENDA!
╸ Revolution of Web
╸ What is Web3?
╸ How Web3 works?
╸ Web3 statistics
╸ QA Session

3. 1990 - 2004
WEB 1.0
Revolution of Web

4. ╸ Company Focus
╸ Unresponsive Design
╸ Passive Web
╸ Basic Styles
╸ Less Security Practice
WEB 1.0
╸ No Login
╸ No Analytics
╸ No 3rd Party AD’s
Big Wikipedia
CONSUMERS
Revolution of Web

5. WEB 1.0
Revolution of Web

6. 2004 - Now
WEB 2.0
Revolution of Web

7. ╸ Centralised by Giants
╸ Mobile Friendly
╸ Social Media, Blogs, Vlogs,...
╸ Share photos, Sell Products
╸ Interactive pages
WEB 2.0 Read - Write
PRODUCTS
Revolution of Web

8. Revolution of Web

9. “If you’re getting something for
FREE
Then you are the
PRODUCT”
Revolution of Web

10. Revolution of Web
Travel Time
Coffee
Time
AD’s

11. DATA DATA
Manipulated Feeds
Revolution of Web

12. How to get rid of cookies?
Permanent
Solutions ?
Centralized Servers
Revolution of Web

13. WEB 2.0
Centralised Server
Revolution of Web

14. WEB 2.0 What’s wrong?
Revolution of Web
● Monopoly Centralized company.
● Your data belongs to platformers and
they exploit ( Data lock-in).
● Even U.S. President's data can be
erased, without consent.
● Centralization leads to Single Point of
Failure.
● Security - Web2.0 databases regularly
experience hacks and data breaches.
● No Privacy / Targeted Ads
● No awareness of our data been used

15. 15
Web 3.0
(The Next Internet)
Introduced by
Gavin wood (Co-
Founder of Ethereum)
What’ is Web3?

16. ╸ Decentralized Applications
╸ Blockchain based
╸ Permissionless
╸ Native Payments
╸ Metamask Wallets using Ethereum
╸ Smart Contracts ( Self - Governing)
WEB 3.0 Read - Write - Own
Ownership
What is Web3?
Full control of your data

17. ╸ No Client - Server Architecture
╸ No Massive Database or Datacenter
╸ Peer - Peer Network (Like Torrentz service)
╸ Connected by Nodes
╸ All Nodes in Blockchain architecture
╸ Data Stored in Multiple Nodes
WEB 3.0 Decentralized App (Dapps)
How Web3 works?

18. WEB 3.0
How Web3 works?

19. 19
Blockchain
How Web3 works?
╸ Distributed
╸ Immutable

20. Smart Contracts
How Web3 works?

21. .xyz is the most
popular domain
name among Web3
enthusiasts.
46% of finance
apps are based on
the Web3
technology.
Polkadot is the top
Web 3.0 crypto coin
with an $8 billion
market cap.
It is designed to
allow blockchains
to exchange
messages and
perform
transactions with
each other without
a trusted third-
party.
Web3 blockchain
market was worth
$15.63 billion in
2022.
Blockchain games
grew by 2,000%
between Q1 of 2021
and Q1 of 2022.
Decentralized FInance
(DeFi) usage
Web3 companies
raised more than
$1.8 billion.
North America holds 34% of the global Web3 market.
23% of American millennials collects NFTs.
1. USA
2. Vietnam
3. Thailand
4. China
5. UK
6. India
7. Netherland
8. Canada
9. Ukraine
10. Poland
.
Web3 Statistics

22. Web2 vs Web3 apps
Web 2.0 Web 3.0
Social Twitter Steemit
Servers Amazon Web3.storage
Storage Dropbox Filecoin
Browsers Chrome Carbon
Store
AppStore
PlayStore
Dappradar
Alchemy
Dappstore
How Web3 works?

23. Credits
https://cointelegraph.com/
https://www.banklesstimes.com/
https://www.youtube.com/
https://www.alchemy.com/

24. Any Questions