WEB3: Case Use (Know How To)

The current Internet and digital economy is a double-edged sword. The greatest and most worrying danger is the disruption of the mental, physical and cognitive development of the younger generations. The concept of Web3 was introduced two years ago, the first thing that will come to your mind when you hear “Web3” should be one of these buzzwords, decentralized web, token economy, smart contract, and blockchain technology. To sum up, Web3 is a new generation of the Internet based on blockchain technology. And if you are interested in being more familiar with the floor concept of a concept, this is not the well-established book to start with, there are many books on the market that explain this concept further. The best I have read so far is not a book but rather the popular online document “The Unofficial Translation and Application of a Government Report to the Parliament of the Principality of Liechtenstein regarding the elaboration of a Law on Tokens and Providers of TT (Token Service) Provider and TT Act; TVTG (Blockchain Act).” Now if there's anything new in Web3, it should take into account the risks from the start, before it's too late. #2 Placing the user in a fair position as one of the primary beneficiaries of the earning model rather than as the core of the business model. WEB3 CASE USE is two steps forward in the development of the web3 concept. The first step: is about how to apply it in practice. The second step: How to take into account the risks of the digital economy in general and the token economy in particular, before it is too late. This book presents a use case for Web3 decentralized (Maestro) with a balanced business-to-citizen model. Maestro is a country-specific web3 solution based on the balanced growth theory and its own growth media technology, the next generation of social media. Multiple Maestros devices can form one true digital marketplace for the European Union, or any other union of countries.