The web3 world

A year ago, if someone were to ask me what I knew about web3, I doubt I would have had any reasonable thing to say because I knew nothing about it. Of course, I was aware of cryptocurrency, but I never knew it was part of the web3 world. Honestly, I only became aware of this when telegram airdrops became rampant, and at some point, I had to participate in some. It was only then that I realized that there was more to the digital world than my eyes had seen.

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With the little knowledge I've gained about the web3 world, I can say that it is still evolving with a wide range of applications from finance to art, gaming and social media. I've been able to explore the web3 world ranging from decentralized tokens to cryptocurrency and a host of others, and I can say that it is really a special space.

Just as every good program may have its anomalies, web3 also has its challenges too. Some of these challenges pose a serious problem to those who are very keen on web3. For instance, it is not advisable to depend on the money you have in crypto, and this is because the prices can fluctuate at any point, and it is nearly unpredictable.
Imagine planning a wedding, and a few weeks before the wedding, the prices drop so low that it wouldn't be able to serve your purpose. There are also security risks, as some of these applications may be easy to hack into.

One of my many problems also includes the complexity of some web3 applications, thereby making it hard to understand them with ease. And let's not forget that the web3 networks can sometimes struggle with high transaction flow, thereby slowing processing time, and leading to increased fees.

Web3 is still evolving and improving in so many ways, and for this, I have no doubts that in a matter of time, its functions and programs will be bigger and better than it is now.