A true infrastructure revolution: AR and AO are here, and imagination is unlocked

One of the most important features of Web3 is that users control their own data, which is significantly different from Web2, where Internet giants control user data. The blockchain technology pioneered by BTC now frees us from the control of intermediaries such as traditional banks or Internet banks, allowing users to control and trade their own electronic cash point-to-point; ETH and other smart contract public chains allow users to control themselves and trade point-to-point. Trade various contracts and derivatives assets.

However, in addition to financial assets, there are other types of data assets on the Internet, and these assets currently do not have more mature solutions that allow users to control themselves and realize peer-to-peer transactions. Therefore, Web3 users cannot fully control their own data. The reason for this is that we lack the infrastructure for data rights confirmation. If users want to be able to control their own data, data rights confirmation must be achieved! In order to confirm the rights of data, it is necessary to reach a consensus on the data. Since the data state is divided into dynamic and static, in order to reach a consensus on the data, it is necessary to reach a consensus on both the transmission end and the storage end. Only in this way can a consensus on data assets be established, and then the data can be confirmed.