"Familiar with Web3.0, have project management experience, have a brain and a kind heart".
Recently, Stephen Chow opened his first social account, and a recruitment order ignited the outside world's attention to Web3.0 (third-generation Internet) talents.
"Familiar with Web3.0, have project management experience, have a brain and a kind heart".
Recently, Stephen Chow opened his first social account, and a recruitment order ignited the outside world's attention to Web3.0 (third-generation Internet) talents.
The Beijing News Shell Finance reporter searched and saw that there are currently many recruitment information about "Web 3.0", including engineers, researchers, and senior traders. The salary in the recruitment information ranges from 15,000 to 80,000 yuan.
In addition, more than half of job search information is related to the blockchain.
"Actually, many people can't understand Web 3.0." Internet industry analysts said in an interview with the Beijing News Shell Finance reporter, "Web 3.0 is a big concept, and everything can be put into it."
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In Stephen Chow's job description, job seekers should be familiar with Web3.0, and the job category is "help me build a creative future".
He also asked to directly "post a personal profile video or Web3.0 works", and said that he would personally select talents.
Shell Finance reporters saw that although Zhou Xingchi only posted this post on the social platform, he has already gained 186,000 fans.
As of October 21st, there have been 794 posts according to Stephen Chow, but most of them are just "friendship help", and there are not many people who really apply for jobs and submit works.
Shell Finance reporters reviewed the responses of job seekers who posted their works and found that most of them were animation works produced using computer drawing tools, and many of them contained elements such as VR and NFT.
Most of the authors of these works did not talk about their understanding of Web3.0, but only showed their love for Stephen Chow.
One of the job seekers who is relatively close to the concept of Web3.0 said that he has many years of experience in software project management and development and various blockchain project development experience, "Committed to building a Web3.0 that truly changes production relations, rather than the current flood of The Web3.0 of the Ponzi scheme on the market, Web3.0 is a technical tool, and it should extend the trust relationship in reality to the Internet through the blockchain, which is its essence.”
As of press time, Zhou Xingchi has not publicly responded to any of the application information.
A reporter from Shell Finance noticed that the concept of current recruiters is rather vague as to what is "familiar with Web3.0".
Shell Finance reporters searched the recruitment website with "Web3.0" as the keyword and found that the relevant positions include "Web3.0 Senior R&D Engineer" (monthly salary of 15,000 to 25,000), "Web3.0 contract development" (monthly salary of 40,000) to 65,000), "Web3.0 product intern" (140 to 150 yuan per day), "Web3.0 researcher" (monthly salary of 30,000 to 60,000), "Web3.0 senior trader" (monthly salary of 50,000) to 80,000) and so on.
According to the job description, some of these jobs with “Web3.0” name require job seekers to understand AI technology, and some require programming experience, or the ability to write blockchain contract code.
Shell Finance reporters found that more than half of such job postings are related to blockchain.
Among them, China CITIC Bank's "Web3.0 Researcher" recruitment information requires job seekers to be familiar with blockchain encryption algorithms, consensus mechanisms, security protocols, distributed computing, smart contracts and other underlying protocols and operating mechanisms, and be familiar with blockchain open source projects, etc. .
Is Web3.0 equal to blockchain?
A person who resigned from a leading Internet company to start a Web3.0 business told Shell Finance reporter that Web3.0 simply means decentralization. At present, job seekers are seeking to "build another national-level application" on the blockchain.
Shell Finance reporters combed and saw that the more mainstream understanding of Web3.0 is the definition in the article "Web3.0, in one word" by Eshita, a researcher at Messari, a blockchain database and research institution. , that is, the feature of Web1.0 is "readable"; the feature of Web2.0 is "readable + writable"; the feature of Web3.0 is "readable + writable + owned".
The "readable" of Web1.0 means that users can only passively read the information provided by the website when surfing the Internet, but cannot make interactions; the "readable + writable" of Web2.0 means that users can read web page information. , you can also publish your own information online and interact with other people, such as the current Weibo, WeChat, and various APPs with social functions.
It should be noted that as of now, it is still controversial whether the user's social account is the user's property or whether it belongs to the operating company.
When users have personal accounts and post information on social platforms and various APPs, the data information of these accounts is still stored on the operating company's server.
A typical dilemma is, if a user dies, can his or her QQ account be inherited as an inheritance?
At present, according to relevant regulations of Tencent, users are not allowed to donate, borrow, rent, transfer or sell QQ numbers or otherwise allow non-initial registrants to use QQ numbers without the permission of the company.
This means that users have the right to use, but they can't really "own" their own QQ account.
At the same time, QQ and other online platform accounts are not included in the protection provisions of my country's "Inheritance Law".
Therefore, under Web 2.0, although users can be "readable and writable", they cannot "own".
As a result, the definition of Web3.0 came into being - under Web3.0, users will "own" their own accounts. Blockchain has naturally become the underlying technology of Web3.0.
In March of this year, Yao Qian, director of the Science and Technology Supervision Bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, published an article in an academic journal saying that Web 3.0 is user-centric, emphasizing that users have autonomy. The signature and verification mechanisms of public and private keys mutually identify digital identities. In order to credibly verify identities without an Internet platform account, Web3.0 can also use distributed ledger technology to build a distributed public key infrastructure and a A brand-new trusted distributed digital identity management system. Distributed ledger is a tamper-proof trusted computing paradigm, on this trusted machine, the issuer, the holder and the verifier can end-to-end Transmit trust."
"In fact, no one said that Web3.0 is equal to the blockchain, but if it is necessary to ensure that users manage their identities independently, then the blockchain technology is the most likely to achieve this goal, so we can see that many recruitment positions directly put Web3.0 It is linked with the blockchain." An Internet industry analyst told Shell Finance reporters.
How far are we from the Web3.0 era?
Shell Finance reporters found that if the blockchain is equal to Web3.0, there are indeed many influential Web3.0 companies in the world, such as NFT wallet MetaMask and NFT trading platform OpenSea.
In terms of subdivisions, there are also many companies that have reached C-end users. Among them, the daily transaction volume of blockchain game Axie Infinity exceeds 25 million US dollars.
Blockchain-based music platform Audius lets users pay singers directly when they listen to songs, skipping the extra fees of music platforms.
In addition, STEPN, a blockchain movement, claims to be “making money by running”.
"Many people can't understand Web 3.0. Personally, I feel that financial gamification is more like a Ponzi scheme." The above-mentioned Internet industry analyst said, "Web 3.0 is a big concept, and anything can be put into it."
In fact, STEPN, a once-hot blockchain project, issued an announcement in the middle of this year to remove users from mainland China, mainly because it was related to the risk of virtual currency trading speculation.
A person who is determined to invest in Web3.0 entrepreneurship told Shell Finance reporter that the current Web3.0 hot projects are often abroad, which is not unrelated to the current domestic regulatory policies. If entrepreneurs want to make a difference in the Web3.0 field As, going to sea is the choice of most people.
"I believe that with the further implementation of supervision and related laws and regulations, the domestic Web3.0 can have a better development."
Yao Qian said that Web 3.0 is expected to greatly improve the existing Internet ecosystem, effectively solve the problems of monopoly, lack of privacy protection, and malicious algorithms in the Web 2.0 era, making the Internet more open, inclusive and secure. The innovative development of trusted Internet, value Internet, intelligent Internet, and holographic Internet.
As a public infrastructure, the construction of Web 3.0 not only needs to give full play to the innovative spirit of the private sector, through mass innovation, and competition to select the best, but also needs to be standardized and guided by the top-level design of the state and a governance framework that combines leniency and strictness.
"At present, the connotation and extension of the concept of Web 3.0 are constantly enriched and expanded, which is a dynamic evolution process. How to follow up in a timely manner, identify the direction, orderly compete, and lead innovation requires the industry, academia, and regulatory authorities to brainstorm ideas. , to advance together." Yao Qian said.