WEB3

WEB3 is an ongoing exploration of how decentralized technologies can change the way websites, identities, data, and digital infrastructure are built.

The project started as an experiment in moving alexgor.com beyond a traditional centralized website and has evolved into a broader exploration of Web3 architecture and its practical applications.

Focus Areas

• Decentralized Identity: Exploring self-sovereign identity, cryptographic credentials, and privacy-preserving authentication.
• Decentralized Naming: Researching alternatives to traditional DNS using blockchain-based naming and decentralized resolution.
• Distributed Storage: Experimenting with technologies such as IPFS for content distribution and resilient publishing.
• Cryptography: Exploring Zero-Knowledge Proofs and other cryptographic primitives for privacy and verifiable computation.
• Web3 Infrastructure: Studying decentralized protocols, blockchain oracles, P2P networks, and other building blocks of the decentralized web.
• Open Source: Investigating decentralized approaches to software collaboration, distribution, and ownership.

The Concept

Rather than treating Web3 as a single product or platform, this project serves as a laboratory for exploring practical decentralized technologies.

The goal is to understand where decentralization provides real technical value — from removing unnecessary intermediaries to improving privacy, portability, resilience, and user ownership.

Current Direction

The project continues through experiments, research, and technical articles covering decentralized identity, naming systems, Zero-Knowledge Proofs, blockchain infrastructure, P2P technologies, and Web3 security.

Technologies

• IPFS
• Decentralized Identity
• Zero-Knowledge Proofs
• Cryptographic protocols
• P2P technologies
• Web3 infrastructure