Realising the shortcomings of Web 2.0 and the potential of Web 3.0, we are certain that the next iteration of the web is the need of the hour
But, how can this void be filled between the two ecosystems? How can the transition be fluid and seamless?
Several major Web 2.0 companies in the last two to three years have managed to bridge this gap by entering Web 3.0 via the metaverse
The world of science fiction has always amused people with its innovative concepts from authors across the globe from time to time. Some of those have even become true, astonishing people as a result. Every element of the Web 3.0 space might have been inspired by such futuristic stories, which continue to evolve as we transition from the centralised Web 2.0 era to the decentralised Web 3.0 era. With this, the question arises, how can we bridge the gap between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0?
To begin bridging this gap, one must first understand the differences between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0.