Homework: Web3.0 and Tokens

  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
    The value is captured at the protocol level instead of at the application level (Google and FaceBook) with Web 2.0. It also creates the opportunity for smaller companies and individuals to compete with large corporations because there are now economic incentives to receive rewards for their contribution to the network.

  2. What is a token?
    A unit of value that exists on an existing blockchain.

  3. How do you create a token on Ethereum?
    It is created by writing a smart contract in Solidity code on the Ethereum blockchain by using the ERC-20 standards.

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  1. start up companies can compete with larger established monopolies because there is now an incentive to early adopt.
  2. an inventive structure that is assigned value.
  3. Using the ERC20 standard
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  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?

The protocol level captures valie not just the apps.
The people can get money for their contribution of contents attention and so on.
There could be great incenrives to move away from the monopols of google and FB and move into a shared profit internet. Big collaborarions.

  1. What is a token?

A token is a smart contract that is like a currency. But it is not the native xoin of the blockchain. Its a second layer on top.

  1. How do you create a token on Ethereum?

It is best to use ERC-20 standard and write it accordingly as a smart contract on the ETH blockchain.

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  1. decentralizing the web giving the opportunity to everyone to have access in finance without trusting a central organization or company.
  2. Tokens, fungible or non fungible, are smart contracts running on top of blockchains like Ethereum Tron EOS
  3. Anyone can create a token by writing a smart contact.
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  1. Anyone can create a smart contract/token and run it on Ethereum. These people are incentivized to be creative and unique in solving problems and providing services. They are forming a decentralized community that integrates and empowers each other instead of risking a central point of failure (Facebook privacy).
  2. A token is a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. It is programmed with a standard ERC-20 set of functions.
  3. Edit the ERC-20 (for fungible tokens…current discussion) standard smart contract to suit the design of your token. The run it in/through?? EVM…not entirely sure, yet.
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  1. There is no central or single authority, entity that controls and benefits from the activities on the Web.
  2. A token is basically a smart contract , or code on top of lets say Ethereum.
  3. A token could be created by writing (coding) a smart contract and following one of the token standards like ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155 etc.
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  1. That the protocols are now profitable and more attractive to investors. If the layers/ apps running on the protocoll are succesfull the underlaying asset will too. It also gives better opportunities to Start ups and smaller companies and it is much harder to stay on the top for big enterprises which only focus mainly on apps like in Web 2.0 with Google, FB, etc.

  2. A token is a smart contract

  3. Best would be with the ERC 20 standard

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  1. Web 3.0 benefits helps small business grow with no middle man.

  2. Token are Fungible and Non-Fungible on Ethereum or blockchain network.

  3. To create a Token on Ethereum is just using a smart contract.

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  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
    Decentralized internet allows for people to have a bigger impact, removes control from tech giants. In the same way all business that have middle man aren’t necessary anymore.

  2. What is a token?
    A token is built upon Ethereum or other similar blockchain. They are smart contracts.

  3. How do you create a token on Ethereum?
    Write up the code for your token on top of Ethereum using the standard that best fits the use case.

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3- you are right the ERC20 allow you to mint token.
Your smart contract is basically sent to the closest node via a transaction, then read and execute by the EVM, usually you define the maximum amount of token available (the hard cap) in your smart contract.
Then your transaction is add to a block by a miner which validate the block (your ERC 20 will be deployed).
Finally you will be able to mint token (create them)

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What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
Increased protection of privacy and personal data. Free innovation. Cutting out big-tech as a middle man. A more fair distribution of profits.
What is a token?
Programmable money
How do you create a token on Ethereum?
On Ethereum a token is a smart contract coded in ERC20 if it’s to be an asset interchangable with other assets of equal value. If it’s coded with ERC721 or ERC1155 there are more limits for how it can be exchanged

  1. It incetivise early adopters of the protocols and creates a network effect.
  2. A token is a digital asset created on top of a blockchain using a smart contract.
  3. You can create a token by creating a smart contract on the Ethereum Blockchain

benefits include integrating payment solutions with tracking and verification of data as well as games and even physical world integration with smart platform integration, smart houses, factories with robotic printing packaging, all integrated into several nodes on several platforms all interacting the benefit is to completely change Human future Endeavors to the Moon, Mars and Beyond

a token is a form of smart contract that keeps record of the holders and users of that contract

token creation is done by writing solidity code or viper or java and compile that code into bytecode then the bytecode can be used by evm after the code has been deployed onto the chain

  1. Unlike the obused protocol level of web2.0 in which the apps created a monpolistic autocratic system, the web 3.0 creates a fair and balanced and free echosystem in which indipendent economy models can grow and succeed in an equal starting point protocol level and apps undifferentiated.
  2. A token is what is commonly referred to as a unit in the balance.
    The balance is an essential part of the token concrat or SC and it can present
    any value from concrat to abstract.
  3. Writing a program for a SC on the ERC20 standard.
  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
    The benefits of a decentralized internet gives smaller projects a chance to grow. Letting early adopters make money when the project is in its early stages. This way the smaller projects can compete with bigger corporations.
  2. What is a token?
    A token is a fungible or non fungible digital asset Created on top of the ethereum or other networks.
  3. How do you create a token on Ethereum?
    By making a smart contract using solidity coding language
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What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?

Access to Information: The user can have access to information as much as possible from anywhere in the world.

Ownership of Information or Data: End-users will regain the complete ownership and control of their data and have the security of encryption. Information could then be shared on permission/need or case-by-case basis. Currently, the large organisations like Facebook and Amazon have any number of servers storing personal information on income, interests, dietary preferences, credit cards, etc. These data are not collected merely to enhance their services, but the data is sold to the advertisers and marketers who pay billions of dollar every year.

Elimination of the Central Point of Control: Ethereum provide a trusted platform in which the data is fully encrypted and the rules are unbreakable. Hence, the intermediaries are eliminated from the equation. No Government or entity will have the ability to kill services and sites and no individual can control the identities of others.

Permissionless Blockchain: Anybody can create an address and interact with the blockchain network. The digital assets and wealth can be transferred efficiently, quickly, cross-border, anywhere globally.

Uninterrupted Service:

The suspension of account and denial of distributed services are reduced dramatically. Since there is no single point of failure, the service disruption will be a bare minimum. The data will be stored on the distributed nodes to ensure redundancy and multiple backups will prevent seizure or server failure.

What is a token?

ā€œthe description or portrayal of someone or something in a particular way.ā€

A token can represent different attributes in the blockchain eco system. eg:

Toll: A token can act as a gateway to the Dapp. Basically, in order to access the Dapp, you will need to hold the tokens.

Voting Rights: The tokens may also qualify the holders to have certain voting rights. Think of EOS holding EOS tokens will allow you to vote for block producers.

Value Exchange:.Tokens can help create an internal economic system within the application.

User Experience Enhancement: The token can also enable the holders to enrich the user experience inside the confines of the particular environment. Eg. In Brave (a web browser), holders of BAT (tokens used in Brave) will get the rights to enrich customer experience by using their tokens to add advertisements or other attention based services on the Brave platform.

Currency: Can be used as a store of value which can be used to conduct transactions both inside and outside the given ecosystem.

How do you create a token on Ethereum?

A token can be create on the Ethereum platform creating a Smart Contracts.

  1. Web 3.0 allows for value to be extracted from protocol/infrastructural level interaction, as compared to the previous model where value was held by the applications. Web 3.0 also incentivises early adoption, as more value can be amassed by those who choose to use an application early on (also encouraging community/honest engagement). Users can potentially have more control over their personal data, and benefit from increased security/privacy.
  2. Tokens are virtual currencies, or representations of particular assets/value, built on another blockchain (assuming programmability), and can be used in conjunction with other dapps or smart contract services. These can either be fungible (interchangeable) or non-fungible (think unique game assets).
  3. You can create a token on ethereum in a smart contract by following certain standards (for example: ERC-20 or ERC-777), where you setup how these tokens can be used and manipulated.

1- Using the internet on a layer based smart contract helping remove middle man and trust.
2- A smart contract representing a concept, object or whatever attribute we refering to it in order to give it value. A token can be fungible or not.
3- A token is created as a smart contract on a crypto currency like Ethereum.

  1. Protocol level - where most of the value is collected. Tokens on ethereum and ethereum itself.

  2. A token is a representation of a smart contract built on ethereum, a company could build a smart contract on ethereum and that token would be similar to a share of that company that has created that token etc.

  3. Create a smart contract on ethereum, which is solidity code.

  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?

With Web 2.0, the value was captured at application level (e.g. Google, Facebook etc.) and the protocols (http, tcp) are used for free. Cryptocurrencies capture the value at protocol level: more users use a blockchain, more the miners can earn from it with usage fees and token holders can earn from the token value to rise.
Small companies can compete with giants such as Google, Facebook etc.

  1. What is a token?

A token is a digital asset running on an existing network such as Ethereum, EOS, Tron etc.

  1. How do you create a token on Ethereum?

You create a new token by deploying it as a smart contract. E.g. one of the basic things you can define in a token is the total supply.