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As someone not embedded in “web3” or whatever they’re calling it these days, this just reads like parody? Is there anything of value behind it all?
by petesergeant 5y ago
As someone not embedded in “web3” or whatever they’re calling it these days, this just reads like parody? Is there anything of value behind it all?
- yayr 5y agoIf this stack gives the control over data back to the users, there will be some value. But I assume, even with this stack there will again be tendencies towards centralization driven by convenience, efficiency and simply bargaining power...
- can16358p 5y agoIf the browser has actual native support for interacting with EVM chains and IPFS, supporting user-friendly features like ENS or UD domains, allowing anyone to publish a page or an app in a decentralized manner, it certainly has value especially with the current centralization (e.g. FB/Twitter/Google: censorship, banks: control over money etc).