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New Delhi:<\/strong> Metaverse<\/a>, Web3<\/a>, non fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrencies<\/a> are among the new terms and concepts that are generating considerable excitement in business and technology circles. And with good reasons. They plan to enhance user experiences, create new ways of transacting businesses, completing payments, socialising, creating digital collections, and more.

While these terms are thrown around randomly across multiple platforms, users want to decode and comprehend what all this is. This will help them participate in the new digital economy empowered with knowledge of what all they can do in say, metaverse or with NFTs or on Web3.

Also Read:<\/strong>
Web3: A blockchain-based next era of internet is set to break cover<\/a>

To begin with, all of them are related in some ways—part of the foundation of the new
internet<\/a>—and are also different in many ways.

Web3 is the decentralised
internet<\/a> that runs on a public blockchain, which so far has been used primarily for cryptocurrency transactions. Being positioned as the future of the internet, venture capital firms are betting big on Web3. Several new applications are coming up (such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs) that promise more privacy and security on the Internet besides changing the way value is generated in the digital world. Moreover, entrepreneurs in India who missed the boat on Web1, when tech giants such as Google<\/a> and Amazon<\/a> were built, are now looking at Web3 to create scalable businesses.

Why is it called web3? Because it’s the third major evolution of the internet, after the worldwide web (web1) and the user-generated web (web2, or social media).

Coming to NFTs. Non-fungible means it's unique and cannot be replaced with something else. It is a non-interchangeable unit of data stored on a blockchain, a form of digital ledger, that can be sold and traded. NFTs may be associated with digital files such as photos, videos, and audio. NFTs are unique cryptographic tokens that exist on a blockchain and cannot be replicated. NFTs can represent real-world items like artwork and real estate. \"Tokenising\" these real-world tangible assets makes buying, selling, and trading them more efficient while reducing the probability of fraud.

PK Misra, president,
All India Gaming Federation<\/a> (AIGF) says, “NFTs have the potential to make markets more efficient by converting a physical asset into a digital one. They can easily eradicate intermediaries, improve supply chains and reinforce security.”

NFTs can really be anything digital (such as drawings, music, social media post, artworks, etc), but a lot of the current excitement is around using the tech to sell digital art. Of course anyone can copy a digital file as many times as he wants, including the art that’s included with an NFT.

But NFTs are designed to give you something that can’t be copied: ownership of the work (though the artist can still retain the copyright and reproduction rights, just like with physical artwork). To put it in terms of physical art collecting: anyone can buy a Monet print. But only one person can own the original.

Cryptocurrency is decentralised
digital virtual currency<\/a> running on blockchain and secured by cryptography. There are over 5,000 cryptocurrencies worldwide like Bitcoins, Dogecoin, Monero, Litecoin, Cardano, and so on.

The
Reserve Bank of India<\/a> (RBI) besides central banks of several other countries has cited concerns over crypto<\/a> and indicated in many instances that they should be banned. So far crypto exchanges have been able to find ways to continue working in India since the industry falls in a legal grey area. Incidentally, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges which announced its India entry on April 7 halted UPI payments for cryptos <\/a>within three days of the launch. The government is working on legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies, but no draft has yet been released.

As for the metaverse, think of it as a place where real meets virtually. The term `metaverse’ was coined by Neal Stephenson in his book Snow Crash, published in the early 1990s. In recent months metaverse has garnered not only popularity but also pushed companies to build their products with metaverse in mind. According to research firm Gartner, by 2026, users will spend at least one hour a week transacting in the metaverse. Unlike in the physical world, transactions in the metaverse will be digital via NFTs and so on.

As the world transitions to these new platforms knowing the differences will only enhance user confidence in participating in the new web.
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解码数字世界非功能性测试的术语,Web3 metaverse cryptocurrencies

解码这些术语将帮助用户参与知识的新数字经济授权所有他们能做的在说什么,metaverse Web3或与非功能性测试。

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Metaverse,Web3,非可替代的令牌(非功能性测试),cryptocurrencies在新术语和概念在业务和技术圈产生相当大的兴奋。和很好的理由。他们计划提高用户体验,创造交易业务的新方法,完成支付,社交,创造数字集合,和更多。

虽然这些术语是扔在随机跨多个平台,用户希望解码和理解这一切是什么。这将帮助他们参与知识的新数字经济授权所有他们能做的在说什么,metaverse Web3或与非功能性测试。

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首先,他们都是相关的一些习的基础互联网——在许多方面也不同。

Web3是分散的互联网运行在一个公共区块链,到目前为止主要用于cryptocurrency事务。被认为是互联网的未来,风险投资公司在Web3上下了很大的赌注。一些新的应用程序出现(如cryptocurrencies,非功能性测试),承诺更多的隐私和安全的在互联网上除了改变值的方式生成的数字世界。此外,在印度的企业家,他们错过了Web1,当科技巨头如谷歌亚马逊建成,现在看着Web3创建可伸缩的业务。

为什么它叫web3 ?因为它是第三大互联网的进化,在万维网(web1)和用户生成web (web2或社交媒体)。

非功能性测试。加以干预意味着它独特的,不能被其他东西所取代。这是non-interchangeable单元的数据存储在一个区块链,数字分类的一种形式,可以出售和交易。非功能性测试可能与数字有关文件,如照片、视频和音频。非功能性测试是独一无二的密码令牌在区块链存在,不能被复制。非功能性测试能代表真实世界的艺术品和房地产等项目。“Tokenising”这些真实的有形资产购买,出售,交易效率,同时减少欺诈的概率。

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PK Misra,总统,全印度游戏联盟(AIGF)说,“非功能性测试有可能提高市场效率的可笑模式通过将物理资产转换为一个数字。他们可以很容易地消除中间商,改善供应链和加强安全。”

非功能性测试可以是任何数字(如绘画、音乐、社交媒体,艺术作品,等等),但是很多当前的兴奋是使用科技销售数字艺术。当然任何人都可以复制一个数字文件他想要很多次,包括艺术,包括非功能性测试。

但非功能性测试的目的是给你的东西不能被拷贝:所有权的工作(尽管艺术家仍然可以保留版权和生殖权利,就像物理艺术品)。把它的身体艺术收集:任何人都可以买一个莫奈打印。但只有一个人能自己的原始。

Cryptocurrency是分散的数字虚拟货币运行在区块链,密码学。全世界有超过5000 cryptocurrencies像比特币,Dogecoin, Monero, Litecoin Cardano等等。

印度储备银行(RBI)之外的其他几个国家的中央银行引用担忧加密并表示在许多情况下,他们应该被禁止。到目前为止加密交流已经能够找到方法来继续工作以来在印度工业落在一个法律的灰色区域。顺便说一句,一个世界上最大的加密交易所宣布4月7日印度条目停止UPI支付密码三天之内的发射。政府立法工作调节cryptocurrencies,但草案尚未公布。

至于metaverse,认为它是一个真正符合实际上的地方。“metaverse”这个术语是由雪尼尔。斯蒂芬森在他的书中崩溃,发表于1990年代初。最近几个月metaverse取得不仅流行,也推动公司与metaverse建立他们的产品。研究公司Gartner称,到2026年,用户将每周至少花一个小时在metaverse交易。不像在物质世界中,交易metaverse将通过非功能性测试数字等等。

随着世界转换到这些新平台了解差异只会增强用户信心参与新的web。
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New Delhi:<\/strong> Metaverse<\/a>, Web3<\/a>, non fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrencies<\/a> are among the new terms and concepts that are generating considerable excitement in business and technology circles. And with good reasons. They plan to enhance user experiences, create new ways of transacting businesses, completing payments, socialising, creating digital collections, and more.

While these terms are thrown around randomly across multiple platforms, users want to decode and comprehend what all this is. This will help them participate in the new digital economy empowered with knowledge of what all they can do in say, metaverse or with NFTs or on Web3.

Also Read:<\/strong>
Web3: A blockchain-based next era of internet is set to break cover<\/a>

To begin with, all of them are related in some ways—part of the foundation of the new
internet<\/a>—and are also different in many ways.

Web3 is the decentralised
internet<\/a> that runs on a public blockchain, which so far has been used primarily for cryptocurrency transactions. Being positioned as the future of the internet, venture capital firms are betting big on Web3. Several new applications are coming up (such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs) that promise more privacy and security on the Internet besides changing the way value is generated in the digital world. Moreover, entrepreneurs in India who missed the boat on Web1, when tech giants such as Google<\/a> and Amazon<\/a> were built, are now looking at Web3 to create scalable businesses.

Why is it called web3? Because it’s the third major evolution of the internet, after the worldwide web (web1) and the user-generated web (web2, or social media).

Coming to NFTs. Non-fungible means it's unique and cannot be replaced with something else. It is a non-interchangeable unit of data stored on a blockchain, a form of digital ledger, that can be sold and traded. NFTs may be associated with digital files such as photos, videos, and audio. NFTs are unique cryptographic tokens that exist on a blockchain and cannot be replicated. NFTs can represent real-world items like artwork and real estate. \"Tokenising\" these real-world tangible assets makes buying, selling, and trading them more efficient while reducing the probability of fraud.

PK Misra, president,
All India Gaming Federation<\/a> (AIGF) says, “NFTs have the potential to make markets more efficient by converting a physical asset into a digital one. They can easily eradicate intermediaries, improve supply chains and reinforce security.”

NFTs can really be anything digital (such as drawings, music, social media post, artworks, etc), but a lot of the current excitement is around using the tech to sell digital art. Of course anyone can copy a digital file as many times as he wants, including the art that’s included with an NFT.

But NFTs are designed to give you something that can’t be copied: ownership of the work (though the artist can still retain the copyright and reproduction rights, just like with physical artwork). To put it in terms of physical art collecting: anyone can buy a Monet print. But only one person can own the original.

Cryptocurrency is decentralised
digital virtual currency<\/a> running on blockchain and secured by cryptography. There are over 5,000 cryptocurrencies worldwide like Bitcoins, Dogecoin, Monero, Litecoin, Cardano, and so on.

The
Reserve Bank of India<\/a> (RBI) besides central banks of several other countries has cited concerns over crypto<\/a> and indicated in many instances that they should be banned. So far crypto exchanges have been able to find ways to continue working in India since the industry falls in a legal grey area. Incidentally, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges which announced its India entry on April 7 halted UPI payments for cryptos <\/a>within three days of the launch. The government is working on legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies, but no draft has yet been released.

As for the metaverse, think of it as a place where real meets virtually. The term `metaverse’ was coined by Neal Stephenson in his book Snow Crash, published in the early 1990s. In recent months metaverse has garnered not only popularity but also pushed companies to build their products with metaverse in mind. According to research firm Gartner, by 2026, users will spend at least one hour a week transacting in the metaverse. Unlike in the physical world, transactions in the metaverse will be digital via NFTs and so on.

As the world transitions to these new platforms knowing the differences will only enhance user confidence in participating in the new web.
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