Web3 doesn't have to be difficult and expensive

It’s been more than a decade since Gavin Wood coined the term “Web3”. A lot has happened since then: a respectable number of ecosystems, mostly built on top of Ethereum (ETH) have gained traction among crypto and blockchain enthusiasts all over the world. In spite of this, adoption of Web3 technologies among the general public hasn’t grown at the same pace as the enthusiasm.

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