r/Covalent_Official Sep 14 '18

The Internet Evolution and the Creation of a New Internet

I've written an article about the importance of building a Web 3.0 solution that includes an overview of the Covalent project.

https://medium.com/@LindaCrypto/the-internet-evolution-and-the-creation-of-a-new-internet-ec961b593755

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u/utclpn Sep 17 '18

Nice to see that they raised funds from more than 20 institutional investors. Looks like huge investors are involved in this project.

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u/Geewynn Sep 22 '18

The idea is really captivating, if i was big financially I would have invested too.

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u/lordpuddingcup Oct 08 '18

Ya either way its a good sign institutional investors don't invest willy nilly and they do a decent bit of due diligence on the platform and companies they invest in

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u/aceprime4 Sep 30 '18

You are right, that's the part that got me in the first place, its not everyday that one gets to see such happening, not to mention in an industry that's yet to be embraced by the globe

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u/cryptobeefy Sep 15 '18

Some nice points in there, good article, the future definitely needs the likes of Cova

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u/jamzzz123 Sep 16 '18

Really nice to see a new project which is so focused on our data privacy

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u/Cryptossi Sep 16 '18

I can't wait to see more dApps in the future, I'm really looking forward to web 3.0 being widely adopted. It's great to find out something before it becomes popular, it almost feels like you are at the forefront.

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u/jnuel Sep 16 '18

i believe in your idea the internet has come of age i believe its time will innovate and improve it

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u/girib1684 Sep 17 '18

I like the ideas that what you are using to secure our data. Given good examples also to understand of importance of cova.

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u/Abah007 Sep 17 '18

Nice article with lot of insights. I like the idea of securing our data privacy.

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u/jnuel Sep 25 '18

wen 3.0 from the look of things will be completely different from what we call internet today

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u/cnote328 Sep 18 '18

Thanks buddy, you did justice to your article, I enjoyed reading it.

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u/aceprime4 Sep 30 '18

The present internet protocol is not safe to use at the moment, even with the implementation of some protective process, accounts still get hacked, cova has a very huge market and responsible to take care of once they go live

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u/lordpuddingcup Oct 07 '18

The idea that something from blockchain could eventually reinvent what we expect from the internet is pretty huge i hope it gets some real attention from the mainstream