Disclaimer: I don't have much knowledge around web3. I would probably consider my self a skeptic, if I had to. > People don’t want to run their own servers, an

Disclaimer: I don't have much knowledge around web3. I would probably consider my self a skeptic, if I had to. > People don’t want to run their own servers, and never will. Just wanted to point out that the last part of this sentence is merely a prediction. > If something is truly decentralized, it becomes very difficult to change, and often remains stuck in time. That is a problem for technology, because the rest of the ecosystem is moving very quickly, and if you don’t keep up you will fail. By that logic, has email failed? I wouldn't say so. > Eventually, all the web3 parts are gone, and you have a website for buying and selling JPEGS with your debit card. The project can’t start as a web2 platform because of the market dynamics, but the same market dynamics and the fundamental forces of centralization will likely drive it to end up there. I find it hard to imagine that NFTs will eventually not be backed by a blockchain, since this is what provides all the hype.