"Web 3.0" to be a savior to solve all existing issues of Web 2.0
Do you know the word "Web 3.0"?
As a financial revolution, encryption technology such as block chain technology attracts attention as the forefront of the next generation Internet revolution.
Web 3.0: The Internet becomes non-centralized (distributed) due to the benefits of the block chain, and it is characterized that users can possess each data rather than a company (platformer).
Of course, because it is decentralized in everything, the risk of main server down which was the problem until now is gone.
Recent trends have shifted from centralized computing to decentralized computing, creating a lot of added value to society, and along with that, these industries are tremendously rapidly growing.
For example, bit coin has become a good example of a distributed financial network.
As you well know, it is executed by a protocol called block chain.
In the block chain, blocks containing information are arranged in chronological order and are connected like a chain (chain).
In the case of bit coins, that information is mainly used for transactions (transactions).
Computing capabilities are demonstrated to record transactions on the block.
By making so-called mining, it makes it possible to make transaction transparency and data falsification almost impossible.
Next is the "decentralization of the Web".
This assumes true P2P (peer-to-peer) network vision like bit coin.
In other words, you do not need to run the main server in this new Internet domain.
Instead, end users need to be part of the computing power to run the entire network, and Web 3.0 is more independent than previous versions.
In the current format, the Internet is in a highly controlled environment.
Currently, it is left to some players to cause data tampering and hacking risks.
In addition, the government is able to exploit the power of your country by imposing censorship while keeping citizens under surveillance.
There is a centralized "unique privacy issue" that central authorities steal them and allow other organizations to sell their data for financial gain.
"Web 2.0 can not cope with the privacy problem, so anyone can reach a crime without any cost,"
industry personnel comment.
Web 2.0: This term refers to the new way of using the web in the mid 2000's and later. It refers to the state of the web that has changed so that anyone can freely transmit information through the website through dissemination of SNS etc. The idea of Web 2.0 was mainstream until the appearance of the block chain.
All of them are our data, the information now turns into goods and it is an era when it will become a profitable business.
"Distributed Web" is one of the most influential applications of the block chain protocol.
Some companies already have built this solution and are waiting for service launches.
The key point of "Web 3.0" is "privacy"
There is a movement to evaluate the concept itself such as 'correct', 'wrong', 'unbelievable' when listening to Web 3.0, but it also predicts how the society will become Then it is very interesting.
It is necessary to understand that the name of Web 3.0 in this time is not so important, as a concept, "2.0" is a time when there is no privacy and "3.0" is a time when privacy exists.
Originally, other concepts of Web 3.0 and regaining privacy on the Internet to myself were screamed in many places, but it is said that specific cases have emerged with the times and it is becoming easier to understand I feel it.
When thinking down to our daily life, I think that more familiar examples are rolling in close.
Sharing economy is its representative business model.
Sharing and economy has grown globally starting from Silicon Valley. According to PwC, the market size of about $ 15 billion in 2013 is expected to grow to about 335 billion dollars in 2025.
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In the sharing of rooms and cars such as Airbnb (Airbee and Be) and Uber (Uber), the management of the item itself belongs to each individual (privacy).
The thing that Mercury in Japan also exhibits is the same until trading is completed.
Although it is invisible on the Internet, the big data is personal, and the capacity (storage) of the CPU and PC connected to the Internet is also attributed to individuals (privacy).
However, there are many people who do not mind them, and it is said that they are dripping them free of charge.
It is the idea of Web 3.0 to handle these invisible data as individuals, and to back up the fee to the provider.
It seems to be a little difficult to make you realize something invisible, but in the near future it will be time to provide terminals such as personal computers and mobile phones and Internet line fees for free.
The market that feels like "No way" may be the blue ocean market! What?
When acquiring information, it is the technology world that many information can not be understood.
It is a chance to touch the information that "Such a thing will not happen in reality!"
If it is an information level that seems to be "No way", there are still few participants in that market.
There are many entrants if it is an information level that can be evaluated as "there is it".
As in the example above, it is now popular in the world as it is commonplace, but if it goes back over ten years ago, I think that the sharing economy was positioned as a field of "Naka ka".
Pick up a lot of information from the world and collect more and more information that can be thought of as "noisy" in it!
This, of course, applies not only to cryptic assets but to everything! !
(It is very important to gather and select information flowing in the market, but as a major premise of it, how much influence the deterioration of the recent world economy will have on the cryptographic asset market will start from the place to understand. here refer to !!)