i think that maybe it will find a home in internet governance. using it as a native currency for internet assigned names, numbers and identities could make a to

i think that maybe it will find a home in internet governance. using it as a native currency for internet assigned names, numbers and identities could make a ton of sense. as far as web3, i suspect that will be a few things. a move away from centralized platform economics and/or a rise in applied cryptography made accessible to ordinary business software developers. so maybe a disruption of the venture capital buying out industries and replacing them big singleton companies with web/mobile interfaces business model and hopefully bigger advances in things like end to end encryption for all areas where modern technology has revamped how we conduct business. if we're lucky, we'll see actually secure operating systems as well. to play my own devil's advocate: it could end up replacing a lot of finance, if only for the reason that it seems to attract a lot of the brightest minds in that space, and sometimes that's all you need.