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What is Web 3.0?
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this post was submitted on 01 Jun 2024
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You're almost there, but not quite. Web 3.0 utilizes the latest in dismount tech, effectively smartenizing the turnrolls of the planet's greatest minds, and capsizing the status point of the giant elf companies that squeeze the enrichment of the NAaS pools that all savvy consumers would thrift towards. By incentivizing the output of polarific content, the margins in the ACK requests are distributed into reproducible hedge mazes that are tanked to the fill with brill chum.
Not a single mention of "blockchain", "decentralization", "DeFi", "dApps", "NFTs", DAOs", or "aping in" because "WAGMI". I am disappointment.