Web 3.0 structure

Here are the 4 key elements that make up Web 3.0:

1. Ethereum Blockchain:
These are state machines that allow global access and are maintained by a peer-to-peer network. Since the Ethereum Blockchain belongs to no one but everyone, anyone can access and write code onto it.
However, it’s important to note that while you can write data, you cannot modify existing information.

2. Smart Contracts:
These are programs running on the state machine that define the logic behind state changes. Smart Contracts are written in high-level languages by application developers.
Common languages include Vyper and Solidity.

3. Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM):
The EVM executes the logic defined by Smart Contracts. Essentially, its primary role is to process state transitions within the blockchain.

4. Front End:
Also known as the user interface, the Front End defines the user interaction logic and connects with Smart Contracts to implement application logic.

Source: Admin compilation