Han Feng talks about the development of Web3: sidechains compatibility promotes data Equity Confirmation becomes the focus.

Recently, Han Feng, a well-known figure in the blockchain industry, accepted an interview with a media outlet. As a PhD student in Quantum Physics at Tsinghua University and the founder of a certain foundation, Han Feng has been active on the front lines of the blockchain industry since he entered in 2015. He combines research in Quantum Mechanics with blockchain practices to form a unique theoretical system of Quantum Wealth Concepts and has published related works.

When talking about the project he co-founded, Han Feng stated that it is currently progressing steadily as planned. The project's sidechain is expected to achieve compatibility with mainstream public chain smart contracts by the first quarter of this year, which will greatly reduce the operating costs of applications. Despite the sluggish market, Han Feng emphasized that they have not laid off any staff, and the team size remains at over 70 people. He called on industry professionals to work diligently during the bear market, believing that as long as they continue to make efforts, a turnaround will surely come.

Han Feng believes that Blockchain technology will profoundly change the internet industry. He points out that it is currently difficult for the internet to protect personal privacy, and the value of data is mainly acquired by a few companies. However, Blockchain technology can achieve data ownership, allowing everyone to truly own and monetize their data assets. He compares this process to the importance of property ownership rights for market development.

In terms of technological development, Han Feng pays special attention to trusted computing, believing it to be the core technology of the future internet. He anticipates breakthroughs in trusted computing in key areas such as the issuance and assetization of digital works within the next 2-3 years. He is also optimistic about the development of P2P networks and decentralized communication, considering these to be the focal points in the coming years. Han Feng stated that the essence of the second-generation internet is to eliminate various centralized processes, achieving true peer-to-peer interaction, thereby better protecting user privacy and data security.