You might have heard the buzzwords ‘’yield farming‘’ or “staking for yield.’’ Indeed, they’re popular terms used in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem, which birthed the concept of decentralized exchanges (DEXs).

The concept of a metaverse first came from the fertile imaginations of fiction writers, who brought us such works as Snow Crash, Neuromancer, Ready Player One and The Matrix franchise.

Thanks to decentralized apps, or DApps, you no longer have to go through a company or single authority to connect to people or the goods and services you need.

Technology is ever-changing, and the term Web 3.0 has been widely used, especially as we’re at the tipping point of the web’s evolution. Beyond data decentralization, Web 3.0 boasts its ability to accurately interpret all queries both conceptually and contextually. Still, its potential is criticized for falling short of its ideals and the massive paradigm shift from Web 2.0. So, what exactly is Web 3.0 — and how will it revolutionize the tech industry and crypto in general?