Resource: procoders.tech
The Web 3 concept attracts not only crypto projects and start-ups, but also traditional Web 2.0 players - large technology companies.

In May 2022, Google Cloud announced that it would begin developing tools for blockchain developers. Eric Schmidt, former chairman and head of Google, called the idea of Web3 interesting and highlighted two changes that the new generation of the Internet will bring - ownership of content by users and compensation for their activity. And Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin highlighted the decentralisation opportunities that the 'new version' of the Internet will bring.

YouTube plans to incorporate elements of Web3 into its products. The Opera browser team is developing native support for decentralised applications.

According to Grayscale, annual revenue growth in the Web 3.0 metaverse sector is expected to reach $1 trillion. Large companies such as Uniswap Labs, Pantera Capital and Dragonfly Capital have created venture capital units that will focus on Web 3.0 application development.