How to make Practical progression to Web3 and Metaverse
summary
Moy presents a technical plan to make Web3 usable: a new Crema framework, a Tesseract data structure for parallel transactions, and a decoupled identity/storage/ledger architecture. Claims: currently ~800 nodes, target million nodes with 50,000 validators in 6–7 months; Coco Lang launches soon for Solidity-compatible contracts; per-context confirmation rules (coffee vs house) to trade speed for security; ZKP-backed identity tokens called Avtar for selective disclosure; an NFT marketplace that accepts cards with cross-chain transfers planned from March. Environmental, regulation and TPS limits remain flagged.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Web3 and Metaverse journey
- 1:55Why Web3 and Metaverse exist
- 3:20Client-server to personalized internet
- 6:31Web2 to Web3 migration hesitant
- 8:39Web3 adoption real-world problems
- 10:07Crema and Moi blockchain
- 11:34Validators role and challenge
- 12:36Moi’s technical architecture
- 14:03Context-aware blockchain
- 17:17Personalization in blockchain design
- 19:24Identity storage and smart contracts
- 21:11Moi’s identity storage solutions
- 23:37Zero-knowledge proofs and identity
- 24:45Web2 vs Web3 scalability dilemma
- 26:51Human-technology integration future
- 27:34Q&A
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