What is an example of a Web 3.0 application?

The correct answer is B. Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a Web 3.0 application because it embodies Web 3.0's core principles: decentralization, blockchain technology, trustless peer-to-peer transactions, and user ownership without central authority. Web 3.0 shifts control from centralized platforms to individuals using…

Submitted by tarun92· Apr 18, 2026Emerging Technologies and AI

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AGithub
BBitcoin
CPinterest
DFacebook

How the community answered

(36 responses)

B
92% (33)
C
6% (2)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Bitcoin is a Web 3.0 application because it embodies Web 3.0's core principles: decentralization, blockchain technology, trustless peer-to-peer transactions, and user ownership without central authority. Web 3.0 shifts control from centralized platforms to individuals using cryptography and distributed ledgers. GitHub, Pinterest, and Facebook are Web 2.0 applications - they are centralized platforms where a company owns and controls user data and platform infrastructure.

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#Web 3.0#Blockchain#Decentralized Applications#Cryptocurrency

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