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> Web3 is inclusive in the fullest sense of the term. Only to those that hold the tokens. Web1 and Web2 seem to be more inclusive. > Nothing. Anyone and every
by Kbelicius 5y ago
> Web3 is inclusive in the fullest sense of the term.
Only to those that hold the tokens. Web1 and Web2 seem to be more inclusive.
> Nothing. Anyone and everyone on planet Earth can use it. This is not true of traditional banking and other web2 services.
How is web2 more inaccessible than web3? Also banking is accessible to more people than the internet. The vast majority of unbanked aren't unbanked because they don't have access to banks but because they are so poor that they have no need for banks. How will crypto/web3 help those people?
> Furthermore, all activity is transparent.
Fuck no!
- rfd4sgmk8u 5y ago> Furthermore, all activity is transparent. https://polygonscan.com/ https://polygonscan.com/ https://etherscan.io/ https://etherscan.io/ https://www.bscscan.com/ https://www.bscscan.com/ The transaction logs, events and spends are all public. It is very transparent.
- Kbelicius 5y agoI wasn't saying that it wasn't. I was saying that I don't want all of my internet activity to be publicly available.
- pcthrowaway 5y ago> Only to those that hold the tokens. Web1 and Web2 seem to be more inclusive. Only to those who hold internet-capable computing devices. Newspapers seem to be more inclusive. Wow, that sounds like a stupid comparison doesn't it.