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    The document discusses the evolution of the internet through its different versions - Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0. Web 1.0 was a read-only version with static pages and information consumption. Web 2.0 enabled user interaction and social aspects. Web 3.0 will utilize blockchain for decentralized control of data and ownership. Each version moved from user as consumer to producer with more user empowerment. The basics are explained to provide understanding of the key differences between the internet's iterations over time.

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    Monday - Educational Post - 29.08.

    2022
    CC: Slide 1 - Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0 - Explained!

    Slide 2 -
    Web 1.0 - Read-only web - Static web pages with one big Wikipedia all hyperlinked together.
    Web 2.0 - Read and write web with user interaction and enabled social web
    Web 3.0 - Read-write-execute web-based on Blockchain and tools of decentralisation

    Slide 3 -
    Web 1.0- Consumer- 1991 to 2004 - An age where users are consumers of information
    Web 2.0 - Product- 2004 to present- Age of targeted advertising and lack of privacy
    Web 3.0- Owner- Absolute ownership and control of your data

    Slide 4 -
    Web 1.0 - Username / Password
    Web 2.0 - Log in or sign up using Google or Facebook
    Web 3.0 - Connect wallet

    PC: If you’re part of the new generation, you have likely been using the internet for most of
    your life. The internet is vast and constantly expanding as time moves forward. You may
    know all the basics about it, considering how widespread its use is, but do you know that
    there are different versions of the web out there? - Web 1.0, Web 2.0 & Web 3.0 - the
    internet has three versions, each better than the last. Along the versions came its lexicon,
    buzz phrases designed to confuse, with this simple guide by CheetahX you can easily
    understand the fundamentals of all three web versions.
    Keep following CheetahX for more, check the link in bio.

    Wednesday- Engagement reel - 31.08.2022


    CC: Did you Know?
    The first ever cryptocurrency was eCash, developed by the company DigiCash and
    American cryptographer David Chaum in 1990. E-cash was also used as a micropayment
    system at one US bank from 1995-98. But digiCash was unable to grow successfully as it
    couldn’t convince banks to adopt its technology despite flourishing electronic commerce
    since credit cards became the "currency of choice".
    Other than this, E-Gold, B-money, Bit Gold, and Hashcash were some others to come out
    and were influential cryptocurrencies in one of the oldest surviving - Bitcoin.
    Reference

    PC: DeFi as a revolution has been in being since the ’90s. The constant attempts to the
    creation of a digital, private and untraceable financial system, which we know as DeFi now,
    proves that demand has long existed in the market for such a system. Interesting, isn’t it?

    Keep a part of the CheetahX Community as we bring you some exciting scoops from the
    crypto world, join us - LINK IN BIO.

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