1.The difference to web 2.0 are dApps, which means that the users can make the money and competition with bigger centralised platforms is possible.
2. A token is a digital asset that runs on Etherium, for example.
3. With a smart contract that runs on Etherium
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- Exclusion and non-dependency on intermediaries, decentralization
- A token is a digital asset, such as a coin, built via a smart contract that runs on top of a blockchain such as Ethereum
- You create it by creating smart contracts following a standard such as ERC20
- Private users an developers benefits, and not only big companies
- A token is a coin created on top of a blockchain network
- Smart contract
1, In web 3.0 everyone can get rewarded for his action or interaction with the platform. In other side, Web 2.0 the user do not get rewarded for his activity, only the platform owner benefit from it while we are giving them our time and content on their platform. Google and Facebook to mention some.
2, Token is a currency which is accepted on specific platform or community. it is representing a value.
3, There are two types of token, there are fungible and non fungible. Ethereum fungible token can be created from ERC20 standard and non fungible can be created by ERC721 and ERC1155.
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- It allows small companies to compete with companies that are large and been there for a while
- Fungible or non-fungible digital asset
- Using smart contracts
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Internet money, as a early adopter you can earn money and grow. Small companies can compete with large ones like facebook or google.
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A token is a cryptocurrency that is made using a smart contract on Eth, Eos…or some other smart contract platform
3.Using smart contract
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What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
Decentralized web, dapps, smart contract.
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What is a token?
A smart contract, running on Ethereum -
How do you create a token on Ethereum?
Deploying a smart contract
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- We are now able to monetise or capture the market at the protocol level, instead of large tech monopolies capturing everything. For now, it seems like this allows for a more democratic access to services and economy on the internet.
- A token is essentially a smart contract on a smart contract platform. These can be used to represent various different things or activities in both the real and digital world.
- You can go about this using by deploying an ERC20 compatible smart contract onto the ethereum network. You have to ensure you supply the contract with enough GAS in the form of ether to ensure that all the operations that need to occur in the smart contract can take place.
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A decentralized application can capture value because the protocol used in Ethereum and other blockchains allows for a trustless economy where strong protocols can capture massive value like Facebook, Twitter, etc… In web 3.0 users have more ownership of there content and who can access it.
A token is a cryptocurrency built on the Ethereum blockchain or some other smart contract platform. The token utilizes computing assets and resources of the blockchain the token resides on.
To create a token on Ethereum you must follow the ERC-20 standard for easy integration with wallets and exchanges for ease of use. ERC-20 tokens use standard functions in the code for universal use.
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- Small players can benefit a lot on web 3.0 doing their little economies with dapps, while everything is transparent.
- Token is smart contract made by some standard like ERC20, or some other. Token is powered by protocol like Etherum.
- You can make it with ERC20 standard via smart contract coded with solidity.
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The benefits of web 3.0 are that investors of a product in which there is a cryptocurrency can benefit financially and contribute more than they would otherwise in any other product or application.
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A token is a currency that can be programmed on a smart contract network such as Ethereum. Many tokens based on such a network have a set of standards that create an efficient economy.
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To create a token on Ethereum you create an ECR20 token smart contract.
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The benefit of Web 3.0 is that the value has been moved back to the protocol layer which is decentralized and thus resists monopolies
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A token is an asset that is created by deploying a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain that contains the logic to do so.
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You create a token on Ethereum by writing a smart contract that will issue, track, and handle all of the transfers for the token.
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There are many standards for Ethereum Tokens. ERC20 is just one type of token that has been considered the standard because it has been vetted and accepted by the network at large. You can in fact create your own “standard” if you would like and propose it as a new ERC. All that is needed to create a token is a smart contract with the logic to create them.
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- you can attract users with rewards for beeing early adaptors
- a token is a curreny of a dapp which is based on a plattform like ethereum
- you have to use the erc20 standard and solidity
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in web 3.0 the big winners will be the protocols and not the big giants as Facebook. Protocols have the possibility to monetarily incentivize early adopters and create a network effect that helps small companies and startups grow, as websites and applications can have their own currency and their own economical model.
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a token is the unit of a token contract. this can be a currency or an asset, fungible or non fungible. This tokens are created on top of smart contract platforms as Ethereum, Neo, Tron…
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on Ethereum tokens are created on top of the blockchain following the ERC20 token standard for fungible tokens or ERC721 / ERC115 for non fungible tokens.
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What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
Smaller companies will be able to compete with the larger corporations.
Censorship resistance
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What is a token?
A token is built on top of another coin’s blockchain such as Ethereum, EOS, etc, through a smart contract. -
How do you create a token on Ethereum?
With a smart contract based on a standard like ERC20, ERC721, or ERC1155.
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No need for middle parties in a transaction.
Incentives for early users using the program.
It is borderless.
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A token is currency on top of a blockchain. It is a means of value transfer within a transaction.
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A token is created using program language Solidity with ERC20 standard.
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Homework on Web 3.0, and Tokens - Questions
- What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
The user is rewarded for interaction, especially early adopters, instead of (big) corporations. Direct interaction. - What is a token?
A token can be either fungible (always the same) or non fungible(different). Its a digital asset so smart contracts can run on different platforms (Ethereum, Eos, Neo …) - How do you create a token on Ethereum?
By making use of the ERC20 standard and using smart contracts, written in Solicity
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Better communication, more interactive platform, efficient searching, better marketing, increased information linking
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Tokens may present a company’s share, give access to product or service and perform many other functions.
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With ERC20 standard. First contract a code, than create an ETH wallet. Get Ropsten ethers, than edit the contract code, after that deploy contract code on an online solidity compiler. Publish and verify contract, than you can add the token to your wallet.
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1.) What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
There can be decentralized Dapps, Smart contracts on top of the Ethereum Networwork. Protocols can gain value instead of only the applications. If the contracts and dapps on ethereum go up in value so will Ethereum
2.) What is a token?
A token is fungible token or non fungible. It represents a small project or smart contract.
3.) How do you create a token on Ethereum?
You program with Solidity and standard ERC20
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