The power of TRON and Web3: revolutionising the internet

Web2 describes the current state of the internet, as characterised by increased user-generated content and enhanced usability for end-users compared to its predecessor, Web1. Originating in the late 1990s, Web2 represents a shift towards a more interactive and social web, where users actively engage in content creation rather than merely consuming it. This evolution has transformed the digital landscape, giving rise to social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter (now X), as well as collaborative sites such as Wikipedia. Web2 has also led to the centralisation of control by major tech companies, with these companies acting as gatekeepers, determining which applications can access their ecosystems. For instance, Apple and Google control their respective app stores, setting stringent guidelines and fees for developers. And, Facebook and Instagram dictate what content is permissible on their platforms, often prioritising paid advertisements. Unsurprisingly, this