$PI Web3.0 provides rights for ordinary people, primarily by correcting the imbalance in value distribution seen in Web2, while also activating the ecosystem through decentralized mechanisms to achieve “co-construction, sharing, and win-win” outcomes. The specific reasons are as follows:

1. Breaking the monopoly and injustice of Web2

1. Reclaiming asset ownership: In Web2, users' digital assets (content, game items, social relationships) belong to the platform. If the account is banned or the platform shuts down, assets are lost; Web3 uses NFTs and blockchain to verify ownership, allowing users to have full ownership and freely trade and monetize their assets.
2. Data and revenue return: Web2 platforms harvest most of the profits from user data and content; Web3 enables users to control their data. Through token economies and smart contracts, creators automatically receive a share in each content transaction, with no platform commissions or rule manipulations.
3. Lack of user voice: Web2 rules are set by giants, and users can only passively accept them; Web3, through DAOs and governance tokens, allows users to participate in platform decision-making, with transparent voting processes and results.

2. Building a healthier internet ecosystem

1. Stimulating user participation: Rights protection transforms users from “free workers” into “co-builders of the ecosystem,” making them more willing to contribute content, data, and ideas, driving network value growth.
2. Inevitable demand for decentralization: The features of Web3—decentralization, permissionless, trustless—require establishing incentive mechanisms through rights distribution to ensure the network is maintained collectively by users, rather than relying on centralized institutions.
3. Returning to the original intention of the internet: Aligning with the Web’s core principle of “information flowing freely and belonging to users,” transforming the internet from a “giant platform” into “everyone’s network.”

3. Innovation in economic and governance models

1. Incentive effects of token economies: Governance tokens and utility tokens enable users’ contributions (content creation, community maintenance, voting decisions) to receive economic rewards, creating a positive feedback loop.
2. Reducing trust costs: Smart contracts and blockchain technology make rights rules transparent and tamper-proof, reducing reliance on third parties and lowering transaction and collaboration costs.

In simple terms, Web3 grants rights to ordinary people, not only correcting the shortcomings of Web2 but also serving as a necessary condition for building a decentralized internet, ultimately making users truly the masters of the internet.