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Ah, Web 2.0—the good old days when things just worked. You could log onto a website without worrying that you'd accidentally sign away your soul via smart contract or lose all your hard-earned cash because you clicked on the wrong link. In Web 2.0, "signing in" just meant "logging in"—not giving up your left kidney and a mortgage payment in gas fees just to watch a cat video. And let’s not forget the thrill of Web 2.0 passwords: just uppercase, lowercase, and a little sprinkling of numbers for spice—no 24-word seed phrase that sounds like a rejected haiku. Back then, we worried more about cat memes than apes, didn’t need an NFT to prove we liked something, and the only wallets we had were Velcro and mildly embarrassing. And you know what? We liked it that way!