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{{WikiEntry|key=Web3|qCode=1062677}}, also known as [[Web 3.0]], is a buzzword used to loosely represent features of the next evolution of the internet and where those features focus on data exchange rather than historically document exchange. According to Wikipedia, the term [[Web3]] was coined in 2014 by Ethereum co-founder [[Gavin Wood]].
{{WikiEntry|key=Web3|qCode=1062677}}, also known as [[Web 3.0]], is a term used to loosely represent the third wave of the [[World Wide Web]]. It particularly focuses on the security platform based on [[blockchain]] and [[DID]]. According to Wikipedia, the term [[Web3]] was coined in 2014 by Ethereum co-founder [[Gavin Wood]].





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Web3(Q1062677), also known as Web 3.0, is a term used to loosely represent the third wave of the World Wide Web. It particularly focuses on the security platform based on blockchain and DID. According to Wikipedia, the term Web3 was coined in 2014 by Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood.


It is about providing a decentralized data security model over web-based communication networks.

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