I'm not sure, but Mr. Obama would be mistaken if he were to think that the internet fell under US jurisdiction.
It's a continual source of bafflement to me that US institutions so often appear unaware of their merely
national authority.
The internet as we know is placed in the US, it is way more centralized than most people know. This is why we need blockchain tech on a platform other than the big fiber lines infrastructure.
How could this happen. Could websites be built inside the blocknet somehow? Web 3.0?
XC should commence developing its web 3.0 distributed content server very soon. It'll serve anything from webpages, ads, and personal files from XC nodes.
And of course any Blocknet-enabled node will be able to use this service.
So Is it web 3.0 coming before ReV3 Arlyn? Do not over promise please. We are still waiting for Rev2.5.
As far as I'm aware this is the plan.
Be aware though that it is not "web 3.0" in total, it's a distributed content server, which is a web 3.0 concept. It'll be years before the internet in general becomes "web 3.0."
(Also, bear in mind the difference between "promises" (i.e. firm commitments) and prospective outlooks ("should", "probably", etc.), and try to keep your expectations in proportion to them. I know you're very keen to see new XC tech - and that's great - but you run the risk of frustrating yourself needlessly.)