Who owns Web 3.0?

Who owns Web 3.0?

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Twitter’s co-founder Jack Dorsey is having a meltdown concerning Web 3.0. For those that do not know, Web 3.0 consists of NFTs, Tokens, and DAOs. At its core, Web 3.0 aim is to put the power back in the hands of the people. The community.

Jack claims his beef is with all the VC money backing Web 3.0 projects. Now Jack has a good point. These VCs make a lot of their $$$ on token sales once the project launches. But there are a lot of developers who are learning the programming frameworks and who are bootstrapping themselves. But here’s the skinny. Jack made his fortune from Web 2.0. He sold users' data to the highest bidder. Web 3.0 does not do this.

Jack is also a bitcoin maximalist. Jack has a mission to launch decentralized apps on top of bitcoin, and I think Jack has figured out that it is impossible to create on top of bitcoin and is lashing out. Ethereum’s founder figured this out years ago, and that’s why he started eth. Now bitcoin is the only genuinely decentralized Blockchain. This is why it is King. It’s the only permissionless, decentralized monetary network in the world.

Solana, Avax, Algo, etc., all have centralized elements, and these projects were VC funded. So I understand Jack’s beef.

But there are a lot of freakin cool projects that are launching on Web 3.0. I don’t think anyone fully understands what’s coming. It will be a platonic shift like the internet and mobile apps. It’s foolish to ignore NFTs, tokenization, and DAOs.