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The World Wide Web and its resources have become entwined with everything people do, from basic banking activities to dating and keeping up with family. Yet, most of this arose as a byproduct of Web2, or Web 2.0. One of Web2’s defining aspects was the rise of social media. Centralized social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more recent entries like TikTok have reshaped how people interact, exchange information, launch businesses, and market. Web3 social media platforms share similar disruptive effects, but carry them out differently. Let’s dig into what some of those differences are, and which five social media platforms you should keep an eye on.