Homework: Web3.0 and Tokens

  1. Web 3 allows for better web interaction. It’s adding peer-to-peer money, token, NFTs transfers and other engagements bypassing standard companies in the middle. It allow incentives for product use and opens a road for new players.
  2. Token is usually referred as an standardized asset on top of ethereum or other network.
  3. You can create a token by writing Solidity code or using multiple GUI tools. super easy and fast. Then you load your smart contract to Ethereum and paying gas fees.
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  1. No governing body, currencey as a layer on the network, trustless transactions on the network.

  2. a fungible or non-fungable asset on a blockchain network

  3. using solidity

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  1. Some of the benefits of Web 3.0 is that is has its own cryptocurrencies built on the Ethereum network. It uses DAPPS Decentralized apps and you can program these apps to perform certain tasks like capturing value from content like Steemit.

  2. A token is a cryptocurrency built on the Ethereum network as an ERC20 standard for fungibility.

  3. By utilizing the ERC20 programming standard.

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1.Incentives to early adopters.
2.A digital asset (fungible) that is developed from smart contract
3)Using smart contract

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  1. Benefits of web 3.0:
  • The ability for smaller projects and platforms to compete with big companies such as Facebook & Google etc, increased privacy, economic incentives for protocol/platform/app adoption, trustless, less censorship.
  1. A token is a smart contract digital asset that is developed, programmed and deployed on a blockchain such as Ethereum.

  2. You create a token on Ethereum by programming a smart contract with Solidity.

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1- Some benefits of web 3.0:

  • to capture value at a platform/protocol level

  • to incentivize early adopters, and help smaller companies benefit from the secondary network effect

  • to give an edge to smaller companies and help them be more competitive

2- A token is a smart contract currency

3- A token on Ethereum is created via a smart contract using an ERC protocol

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  1. Web 3.0 brings an open economy, where early users are incentived to receive rewards by being the first ones to use a program. It will be an environment where front-end, back-end and blockchain will be placed together.
  2. A token is a form of cryptocurrency, besides btc and eth. It can be another value besides money as well.
  3. Solidity is the language used to code smart contracts with a fungible token.
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  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?

Dapps and decentralized websites can be developed. Also, it rewards early adaptors.

  1. What is a token?

Token is a cryptocurrency built on top of an existing blockchain/coin.

  1. How do you create a token on Ethereum?

We create token on Ethereum using smart contracts.

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It is for the first time possible for true value to be rewarded to the person creating the value. With web 2.0 the value you as a user create is rewarding the big corporations. With web 3.0 the value you create is given back to you in form of tokens. It therefore will be possible for smaller companies to create user experiences that outgrow the giants of web 2.0.

A token is a smart contract currency.

A token can be created on Ethereum by creating a Smart Contract.

  1. Web 3.0 makes the protocols profitable by using a token economy with incentives. So instead of big companies profiting when you use their website, anyone who improves the website by adding content or interacting with content will be rewarded. And there is more of an incentive to be an early adopter because the rewards will be larger early on when there are less users. This should allow for smaller companies to grow and be successful in web 3.0 rather than being drowned out by a few gigantic companies. And with more companies competing innovation will happen rapidly.

  2. A digital currency that is created from programming within a smart contract.

  3. By coding the logic of the token into a smart contract

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  1. Web 3.0 allows the protocols and the users to capture the value generated by the inovations they bring and the adoption;

  2. Token is the smart contract´s currency, used to reward the users and the protocols for adopting the inovation.

  3. You deploy the smart contract using the ERC20 standard.

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  1. money flows to creators instead of exploiters. more influence by users.
  2. a fungible or non fungible smart contract on a blockchain platform like ethereum or eos
  3. by creating a smart contract using one of the standards e.g. ERC20
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  1. One of the benefits of the Web3.0 is it has created a way to capture value at the protocol level. It has also created an environment where value is given back to the users that previously was captured by business that kept the income to themselves.

  2. A token is a cyrptocurrency that is built using smart contracts on a blockchain such as Ethereum.

  3. Tokens are created on Ethereum by writing a smart contract.

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  1. The benefits of web 3.0 are such that they allow users to experiment with niche economic models, they create economic incentives to adopt early on and contribute to networks to make them better, and web 3.0 also allows small companies to compete with large corporations.
  2. A token is a fungible or nonfungible asset created on Ethereum or other blockchain networks used to execute instructions from smart contracts/dapps based on their network.
  3. A token on the Ethereum network is created using the ECR20 Standard.
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  1. Too many to list!! Its decentralized so no one entity in control, cannot be censored by governments etc, and no one place to attack it. Value layer more accessible to builders. Anyone can build anything (dapps) and possibly succeed.
  2. A token is (in this context) a ‘coin’ released on the Ethereum network. It will most likely be an ERC20 standard. A token can represent anything, from dollar value to real estate to gold to ownership of something.
  3. Build the smart contracts and deploy them. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel either - plenty of repositories of code to use.
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  1. Benefits in Web 3.0 are that the value is captured at the protocol level. No Dapp is worth more than the network it runs on and erarly adopters are incentivised to take part in the protocol

  2. A token is a digital asset created on a blockchain network. It can be Fungible (the same as the rest) or Non-Fungible (unique). They are created with specific standards to each type of token

  3. By creating a Smart Contract with a specific standard

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A token is a smart contract currency.

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@Fosback this is correct, but for more detail :slight_smile:

The word “token” derives from the Old English “tācen,” meaning a sign or symbol. It is commonly used to refer to privately issued special-purpose coin-like items of insig‐ nificant intrinsic value, such as transportation tokens, laundry tokens, and arcade game tokens.

Nowadays, “tokens” administered on blockchains are redefining the word to mean blockchain-based abstractions that can be owned and that represent assets, currency, or access rights.

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  1. What are the benefits of web 3.0 (decentralized internet)?
    Decentralization, financial integration, increased connections, open source.

  2. What is a token?
    A token is a non-native asset programmed on top of a blockchains protocols.

  3. How do you create a token on Ethereum?
    In a language that compiles to run on the EVM, preferably with an a standard like ERC-20.

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  1. Companies have mostly centralized the internet where protocols and services get routed through them where most of the financial gains are attained. In web 3.0, users will have more access and control of the protocols and can operate independently from centralized larger companies. Also, smaller communities can create their own specific protocols and token economy that offer niche and specific resource allocation that larger companies are too broad to efficiently do.
  2. “Tokens are a representation of a particular asset or utility, that usually resides on top of another blockchain.” (https://masterthecrypto.com/differences-between-cryptocurrency-coins-and-tokens/)
  3. Ethereum has a few standards based on what type of token you are trying to create and its function. By building a smart contract using these standardized tokens, your new tokens will operate on Ethereum. Specifically Metamask runs a “Ropsten Testnet” to help build new tokens.
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  1. Web 3.0 gives small businesses some powers to reduce the monopoly created by the big corporations like Google, Facebook, WhatsApp.
  2. A token is a digital asset that is developed using a smart contract
    3.A token is created on Ethereum using simple codes. Simple tokens are not secure and more work has to be put in to make sure that a tokens code is well written.
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