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The one-way communication environment of Web 1.0, known as the first-generation internet, has shortly replaced Web 2.0’s interactive circular communication. Many researchers have suggested that the semantic web developed on Web 2.0 will be the new generation of the internet. But in 2008, the blockchain network, which emerged as a result of the search for the unmediate transfer of money, was a message of developments that would forget all the past generations of the internet. Bitcoin inventor Nakamoto’s “peer to peer network” work and the world wide web inventor Berners-Lee’s “mind to mind” dream can establish a secret bibliographic connection. In fact, the development of Web 3.0 is clear that it will be consistent to deal with this context. The blockchain network, which eliminates the need for the existence of a center for the connection of computers and data transfer, has also prepared the ground for the birth of new instruments of the internet. The meta-universal projects are also one of the most well-known. The future move of the Meta Universe projects on the block chain network will bring the projects into a centralized structure. In this case, existing major technology companies and social media platforms are also likely to have hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue. Many of the efforts to prove existence in the meta universe, which is currently in the test phase, will undoubtedly be eliminated. At the beginning of these, the copies of the real world are transferred to the meta universe to people, the marketing wisdom of the places that belong to others in the real world. This situation calls the story of the famous Turkish fraudulent Sülün Osman's sale of the Istanbul Boğaz Bridge. The meta universe must undoubtedly be beyond the original and real world.

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The one-way communication environment of Web 1.0, referred to as the first-generation internet, was soon replaced by the interactive circular communication of Web 2.0. Many researchers have argued that the Semantic Web, developed on Web 2.0, will be the next generation of the internet. However, the blockchain network, which emerged in 2008 as a result of the search for money transfer without intermediaries, heralded the developments that will cause all previous generations of the internet to be forgotten. A hidden bibliographic connection can be found between the "peer-to-peer network" work of Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin, and the "mind-to-mind" dream of Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web. Thus, it will be appropriate to evaluate the developments related to Web 3.0 in this context. The blockchain network, which eliminates the need for the existence of a center for interconnecting computers and data transfer, has also paved the way for the emergence of new tools of the internet. Metaverse projects are among the most well-known of them. The migration of metaverse projects into the blockchain network in the future will make these projects decentralized. In this case, there is also the possibility of existing big technology companies and social media platforms losing hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue. Undoubtedly, many attempts to exist in the Metaverse, which is currently in the experimental stage, will be eliminated. Chief among these is the cunning of selling places that belong to others in the real world by moving a copy of the real world to the commodity universe. This brings to mind the story of the famous Turkish fraud Pheasant Osman selling the Bosphorus Bridge. The metaverse must, of course, be original and beyond the real world.