Don't we have most of these things in the current web already? I don't think many users will switch to something new just because it's decentralised. Why should they bother?
A new web needs a killer app that attracts people. So I guess one of the fundamentals will be asset transfer (money or anything). However we have a chicken/egg problem here: asset transfer is only possible for tokenized assets, but there's not much demand in b2c tokenization. Maybe we'll have to wait until b2b tokenization has taken place (it's already happening), then b2c will follow.
Don't we have most of these things in the current web already? I don't think many users will switch to something new just because it's decentralised. Why should they bother?
A new web needs a killer app that attracts people. So I guess one of the fundamentals will be asset transfer (money or anything). However we have a chicken/egg problem here: asset transfer is only possible for tokenized assets, but there's not much demand in b2c tokenization. Maybe we'll have to wait until b2b tokenization has taken place (it's already happening), then b2c will follow.
Yes. But for the decentralized web, they should work in a decentralized way. Maybe have slight differences.