2026-01-15 21:37:48

Advertising formats are undergoing a transformation. The traditional interruptive advertising model is gradually evolving into more in-depth and personalized experience integration. Some major internet platforms have begun to experiment with seamlessly embedding video ads into content streams to achieve a more natural presentation.

But this reveals a problem: traditional centralized cloud infrastructure was not designed for such complex scenarios. Their architecture limits the flexibility of ad placement, the efficiency of user data processing, and privacy protection capabilities.

With the development of Web3 technology, decentralized solutions are beginning to demonstrate potential in ad delivery, data management, and user incentives. This not only improves the user experience but also provides new business models for content creators and platforms.

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SmartContractDiver

· 5h ago

Hmm... That's right, the traditional approach is indeed disappointing. But can Web3 really solve this problem? I'm still a bit skeptical. --- Constantly promoting decentralization, but isn't it just a different way to cut leeks? --- This trend is correct, but the key is who will actually implement it. Talking on paper is meaningless. --- Wait, is Web3 really stronger in privacy protection? Seems a bit superficial. --- Looks good, but I don't know when it will truly be implemented. Don't let it be another PPT project. --- Haha, finally someone said it. The centralized approach really hits a bottleneck. --- The incentive model does have room for imagination... but there are also many pitfalls. --- Honestly, will user experience become another way to cut leeks?

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FunGibleTom

· 5h ago

Wait a minute, if centralized cloud infrastructure can't handle it, Web3 can? Just hear it and forget it; watching ads is still annoying... --- Strong privacy protection? Then why is my data still being sold around? Can decentralization improve this? Question mark. --- Seamless ad embedding sounds advanced, but in reality, it's just another way to trick me into spending money, same old story. --- Here comes another hype about Web3 business models. The real question is, does anyone actually make money from this? --- Personalized experiences sound nice, but in essence, it's just more targeted advertising, which doesn't offer much advantage to users. --- Decentralized data management is indeed attractive, but who will guarantee that the platform won't do evil?

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 5h ago

Honestly, these days the ads are really getting more and more intrusive. Seamless integration? It still feels like they're just forcing it in. If Web3 could truly solve privacy issues, I might believe it. Right now, it's just hype and concept speculation. Decentralization sounds good, but can it really work in practice? It's a bit uncertain. Can creators really profit? Don't let it be the platform taking all the benefits while we just get the leftovers. Infrastructure is definitely a bottleneck, and that's a valid point. It still depends on how it's implemented; the ideal is very appealing. Centralized platforms should have been challenged long ago; they've held a monopoly for too long. User-generated rewards sound tempting, but how do you prevent fake transactions? Ads are always annoying; no matter what form they take, that core issue can't be changed.

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