The Future of the Internet: Web2 vs. Web3

From Centralization to Decentralization

Web2 is characterized by centralization, meaning that a small number of companies control most of the internet’s infrastructure and services. This centralization has led to a number of problems, including censorship, data breaches, and a lack of user control. Web3, on the other hand, is based on decentralization, which means that power is distributed across a network of nodes. This decentralization has the potential to solve many of the problems that plague Web2, such as censorship, data breaches, and a lack of user control.

Take control over your data

In Web2, users typically give up control of their data to centralized platforms. This means that these platforms can collect, store, and use our data however they want. Web3, however, is built on blockchain technology, which allows users to own and control their own data. This means that we can choose who has access to our data and how it is used.

No need for Intermediaries

In Web2, most of the services we use are provided by centralized intermediaries. This means that these intermediaries have a lot of control over our online experience. Web3, instead, is built on a decentralized network of nodes. This means that there is no need for intermediaries, and users can interact with each other directly.

Complete Transparency

In Web2, the way our data is collected, stored, and used is often opaque. This makes it difficult for us to understand how our data is being used and to make informed decisions about our privacy. Web3, on the other hand, is built on blockchain technology, which is a transparent and immutable ledger. This means that all transactions are recorded on a public ledger, so we can see exactly how our data is being used.

More Security

In Web2, our data is often stored on centralized servers. This makes it a target for hackers and other malicious actors. Web3, instead, is built on blockchain technology, which is a secure and decentralized network. This means that our data is much more secure on Web3 than it is on Web2.

In conclusion, these are just a few of the key differences between Web2 and Web3. Web3 is still in its early stages of development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way we use the internet.

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Web3 Domain FAQ

How do Web3 Domains Work?

You can use Web3 domains for many utilities, such as navigating the internet, sending and receiving Web3 emails, as a simple domain address for your crypto wallet, and logging into dApps.

Through the search bar you can browse available TLDs and SLDs (top level and second level domains) and even become a registrar yourself.

What are TLDs and SLDs?

A TLD (or top-level domain) is everything that follows the final dot of a domain name. For example, in the domain name ‘cabodomains.com’, ‘.com’ is the TLD.

An SLD (or second-level domain) is the name or words that come before the final dot of the domain extension (e.g. cabodomains.com is an SLD).

What is a Web3 Domain?

Web3 domains are NFTs which you can mint on a blockchain and connect to your crypto wallet to make transactions (e.g. send and receive cryptocurrencies), log into dApps or redirect them to Web2 websites.

Just like a regular domain name, Web3 domains are a string of letters and/or numbers that point to the IP address of a website, dApp or Web3 service.

How do I mint my Web3 domain?

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