#我的2026第一条帖 “How much do you know about Web3!

True Web3” (or Web 3.0) is considered the evolutionary direction of the next-generation internet. Its core is to transfer data ownership and control from centralized platforms back to users, creating a network ecosystem co-built, co-governed, and shared by users.

👉Comparison of Web3 with the previous two generations of the internet
Core Forms
· Web1.0 (Approximately 1990-2004) Portal website era (such as Yahoo, Sina).
User Role: Passive content consumer (read-only)
Content Creation: Professionally produced by websites (PGC).
Data and Power: Concentrated in the hands of websites; users do not participate in creation and governance.

· Web2.0 (Approximately 2004 to present) Social and platform era (such as Weibo, TikTok, WeChat).
User Role: Active content creator (read-write).
Content Creation: User-generated content (UGC) becomes mainstream.
Data and Power: Users create content, but data ownership and control belong to platforms. Platforms control rule-making, revenue sharing, and decision-making power, forming “data silos.”

· Web3.0 (In evolution) The era of the value internet.
User Role: Owner and builder of the network (read, write, own). Content Creation: Users create and directly own the content and its generated value.
Data and Power: The core goal is for users to hold data ownership. Through blockchain and other technologies, users’ data, digital assets, and identities belong to themselves, can be used across platforms, and participate in community governance (DAO).

👉Core features that true Web3 relies on
True Web3 is not a single technology but a paradigm shift composed of a series of interconnected principles and technologies. Its core features include:
1. Decentralization and User Ownership
This is the foundation of Web3. Through blockchain and other technologies, ownership is distributed to builders and users. This means your digital identity, creative content (such as articles, images, music, videos, code), truly belongs to you, and no platform can deprive you of it.
2. Permissionless and Open
Everyone has equal rights to participate in Web3. For example, you usually only need a blockchain wallet address (rather than submitting personal information for registration) to log in and use various decentralized applications (DApps), upload your creations, generate your unique digital identity, and assert ownership.
3. Censorship Resistance
Since data is stored on a public blockchain, when you are dissatisfied with a platform, you can migrate your identity, reputation, and assets to another compatible platform without starting from zero. This changes the imbalance of power between creators and platforms.
4. Native Payments and Economic Systems
Web3 has a built-in payment layer based on cryptocurrencies, allowing direct value exchange over the internet without relying on traditional banks or third-party payment institutions. It provides the foundation for global, peer-to-peer value flow.
5. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
DAO is a unique organizational form in Web3. Members jointly own projects through holding tokens, participate in voting decisions, and governance rules are automatically executed by smart contracts. It represents the future of co-building, co-governing, and sharing organizations.