From Web1 to Web3: The Evolution of Trust, Security, and Digital Finance
summary
Claims concrete: web1 trust starts with SSL/PKI origin (incl. 402 "Payment Required") enabling e‑commerce, web2 centralizes trust in a few platforms, and web3 aims to be trustless by returning keys to users. Security work uses multisig and MPC key‑splitting plus institutional continuity, audits and legal/regulatory layering. Bitgo frames RWA custody and productization as the next step. Predictions: lower‑level transport protection, decentralized app stores, and cross‑jurisdictional custody practices—practical tools are built and in production, but usability and regulatory clarity remain the gating factors.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Trust evolution Web1 to Web3
- 4:04Web3 trustless architecture
- 8:33Digital asset security
- 11:07Security versus regulation
- 14:21Future of trust and finance
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