Marketplace Protocols Owned & Operated By The Community

We are fighting a cultural war here.

On one end of the spectrum we have companies like Amazon who gobble up upwards of 20-50% of seller and fulfillment fees. The ethos of these web2 companies is all about maximizing corporate profits for its venture capitalist, investors and founders. A perfect example of the majority (the community) benefiting the minority (venture capitalists, wall street, founders).

With the evolution of web3.0, we can dream of a more open internet where the community takes back control. With the elimination of central authority figures and expensive gateway services such as credit card processing companies, we can keep fee structures low and transparent, ensuring all parties involved retain as much of the profit margin as possible. Also with the elimination of centralized fundraising practices, the Web30Bridge team pledges to ensure the community always owns at least 80% of the ecosystem. This allows for a truly decentralized decision making process where users can vote on the policies and govern the ecosystem in a way that benefits the majority(the community) and not the minority (venture capitalists, wall street, founders)

We exist solely to try and give our web3 community an alternative to the current web2 industry giants such as Amazon, Walmart, StockX and the like. We find purpose in providing our community with the proper protocols and channels so that they can efficiently distribute and sell their products via the lowest fee structures, cheapest fulfillment and distribution channels, and competitive shipping costs.