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> It's a way to authenticate yourself without a centralized authority. Can someone provide me with a clear example of this being implemented? AFAIK accessing b
by Abishek_Muthian 5y ago
> It's a way to authenticate yourself without a centralized authority.
Can someone provide me with a clear example of this being implemented? AFAIK accessing blockchain from a traditional client(website/app) still requires going through a central node.
Did something change with 'Web3'? Pardon me for not being up-to-date but it's like one day I woke up and Web3 is all over the place it seems like well-coordinated, heavily funded campaign. How else can we explain this seemingly sudden trend of Web3?