I do want to talk about one thing.

There's this concept of Web 3.0.

Chris John Carlo, also known as Crypto Dad, is a former chairman of the Commodity Futures

Trading Commission or CFTC.

We have been hearing from John Carlo throughout this series on blockchain technology and

cryptocurrencies.

So what exactly is Web 3.0?

It's a whole new architecture of things of value of banking, finance, and money itself.

To appreciate this new architecture, we need to backtrack a few decades.

Let's start with Web 1.0.

Web 1.0 was a pretty static online experience.

Think about using AOL, dial-up service, and net scape navigator to look at websites.

Years later, came companies like Facebook building interactive platforms that encouraged

a less static online experience.

This is sometimes called Web 2.0.

But people are concerned that Web 2.0 got hijacked by a number of big tech companies that

not only sensor what you see, they actually condition how you react to what you see,

and they've turned us the surfers into the product themselves.

It took years for some of us to appreciate what John Carlo is saying here, but now we know.

If you are not paying for a product, the product is you.

This brings us to Web 3.0.

The promise is we can take back control.

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