Web3.0 and block chain: Big mills rub your wool? This wave I'm on, "Code rebel"!
Fathers, brothers and sisters, Internet refugees! Today we don't talk about 996, we don't talk about the insides, we talk about something that'll make you the owner of data.Web3.0 and block chainsI don't know.
Don't panic! I know what you've heard of these words:
"And the new concept of shearing?"
"I get it, I get it. I get it."
Stop! Stop! We'll use it today.Human translationIt guarantees no X, no pie, and specializes in the problem of “anximity without hearing”.
First, what's Web3.0? The Internet has changed from a lot to a free fish!
A soul torture first:You send pictures of the circle of friends, are they yours or are they micro-intelligence?
"Answer: You're just borrowing" on a Twitter server, and one day it gets upset and makes you homeless."
This is it.Web2.0The truth...
- You: It's a live, live, buy and buy.
- Large plant: I'll take your data, I'll sell your ads, and I'll give you one last sentence: "Honey, give five stars a good comment!"
And...Web3.0The slogan is:"Go to the heart of his father! I'll take care of my data!"
How? Shit.Block Chain- This is a "Data Housemother" specializing in little books:
- You put a selfie on the chain and the whole world can prove it to be yours.
- Big factory trying to steal data? "Crawl! It's up to the owner!"
Give me a chestnut.
You had 100 members on one platform, and the platform ran away.
Web2.0: Cryin' in the toilet and tweetin' about the street.
Web3.0: The smart contract is automatically refunded, and the platform owner's run-off is recorded on a block chain, so that he can search for a black past.
ii. Block chains: Not bitcoin, not marketing! It's "digital anti-false mark"
There are always people who mix the block chain with bitcoin, like they can't tell the difference between U.J. and Sun.
Fair scale of the market for chain vegetables:
- Buying food isn't enough? The scales are all staring at it.
- Buying a house afraid of a fake contract?
But it also has pits:
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Gas: The fees charged for the transfer of the chain are higher than those charged for parking in Shanghai.
(transfer $50, charge 200? Block chain: "It's my fault, traffic and congestion." -
Private key: You're a web beggar with a bunch of passwords. It's no use crying and crying.
"Recommend a tattoo, change your private key and pull it."
Web3.0 survival guide: evolution from a herring to a sickle
You want to get in the car?
1. Scratch the wool before talking about faith
- Chain trip gold: The boss said, "Researching the mercantile."
- Air-dropping whore: The new project is asking for attention.
Don't believe in “so-ha rich” and scientific pig breeding.
- cast: A monthly salary of $500 is set aside for the ETH to save the bride price.
- Dispersion of risk: Don't exchange all the money for "dog heads" and save some cash for rent!
3. Inadequate technology and tools
- Wallet: A MetaMask is safer than paying for it.
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DAO community: Add a group, eat the melon with the boss, and learn two black words.
"It's a good TVL, but ASY has a risk!"
Future: Either “digital flip” or “continue to move the bricks”
Web3.0 is not a panacea, but it gives ordinary people a chance:
- Your idea: As a NFT, the money is sold without 50% of the platform.
- Your data: Sell it to the advertiser?
- Your identity: There's no need to fill in the authentication code. The chain proves that you are.
Of course, it could be a flip:
- NFT was bought and found to be an "electronic waste" created by AI.
- With DeFi, the rate of return is as high as that of the Myanmar North Fraud Corporation.
But at least,You're in charge.Instead of being hit by a big plant.
Ending Theory
Web3.0 is like you just graduated...
Ideas are full!
But one thing I bet 50 cents:
Five years from now, you'll regret not getting to know this guy today.
Let's get him out of the way!
Annex: White speed to Black Table
- HODL: You're lying down and pretending to be a long-term investor.
- FOMO: Look at people making money, brainless.
- DYOR: The project owner's exoneration from running, "You bought it yourself, don't look for me!"