Distribution of web 2.0 and 3.0 market value from EarnPark tweets.
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Web 3.0 supports a collective, not a corporate or a governmental future.
The Web 3.0 allows a collective future in which any participation or contribution is rewarding, which encourages participants to act in the interest of the system.
Compared to Web 3.0, Web 2.0 has two models: the system is owned by the state (China) or corporations (USA).
While these models have their advantages, they end up having a single point of failure or control and do not motivate participants to contribute to development.
In short, Web 3.0 is more like a democracy rather than oligarchy or monarchy of Web 2.0.
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