Web 3.0 as explained by Lubin, «Instead of the client - server architecture where you've got one company, say Google or Facebook, that has a bunch of servers and we're interacting with them as a counter-party, this new kind of application paradigm has all
the different nodes on the network and they are all effectively the back end of the application.
Not exact matches
Plooy also added that
nodes on Amiko Pay could essentially act as a decentralized exchange as
different assets could be found
on the same
network.
In fact, the most accurate description of these add -
on networks is that each Lightning implementation requires building completely separate
networks run and secured by
different third parties: pseudonymous
node operators acting as payment processors.
Unlike normal Apps, they are not hosted
on a server but instead are hosted
on a range of
different nodes on the Ethereum
network.
Having data stored in many
different places and needing every blockchain
node, database or ledger of transactions to check against each other creates limitations
on how quickly data can propagate throughout the
network.
However, the issue is that there is a risk of
nodes sending other
nodes false information, leaving Ethereum
on the horns of a problem, but Ethereum's creator believes that problem can be solved by splitting the
network into
different kind of shards.
«Blockchains are unique in that the specific kind of decentralization that they provide is one of a
different character - one that is not distributed, in the sense of «split up between
different parties», but replicated: every single
node on the
network processes every transaction and maintains the entire state,» he writes.