What Will Web 3.0 Look Like?
summary
Panel argues attention, not capital, is the scarce resource and lists concrete moves toward Web 3.0: 15–25 DeFi teams building composable finance on Ethereum, developer toolkits to let JavaScript devs spin up blockchains, and proposals for universal basic income via a new currency. Cited technical blockers are layer 2 scaling, on‑chain privacy and interoperability; early real use cases include tokenized conference tickets, carrier asset tracking, and EV micro‑payments, and an interim hybrid “web 2.5” of permissioned chains for enterprises.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Scarcity to attention economy
- 3:00Web 1.0 vs 2.0 vs 3.0
- 6:39Panelists and projects
- 10:02Technical hurdles for Web 3.0
- 16:32User benefits of decentralized systems
- 20:25Web 2.5 transitional phase
- 22:37DeFi real-world use cases
- 24:45Corporate adoption and pain points
- 27:16Hybrid models and IoM
- 29:49Philosophy behind Web 3.0
- 34:53Web 3.0 and human time
- 36:00Closing and Q&A
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