HIGHLIGHTS* Briefly explaining Web 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 with a focus on interactivity and monetization differences, but expressing concern about the understanding of Web 3.0 and its implications for centralized platforms limiting users' freedom.* Discussing crucial distinctions between centralized and decentralized platforms, emphasizing that giants like Zuckerberg won't exclusively control Web 3.0 platforms, making them accessible to anyone and resistant to shutdown.* Exploring the concept of Web 3.0 and its call for personal security responsibility, while acknowledging the unsettlement due to the shift from relying on banks for assistance.* Unveiling the transformative potential of blockchain beyond crypto, particularly in revolutionizing real estate and ensuring secure data storage as an extra layer of technology for the internet.* Delving into the potential impact of blockchain on the real estate industry, despite some questioning its necessity.* Highlighting the value of tokenized assets and raising the question of whether consumers can create their niche platforms or be confined to existing ones, like Facebook groups.* Sharing insights as a real estate professional transitioning to Web3 and building systems for niche communities, while considering time constraints.