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Web2.5: Why Most “Decentralized” Apps Still Run on AWS

Лектор Justin Ferrari

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Дата 11.05.26

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*The event will be in English

This event is part of the Blockchain user group.

AGENDA:

Blockchain applications are often presented as decentralized, but many still depend on centralized hosting, DNS, cloud providers, app stores, and traditional infrastructure.

This talk explores the hidden centralization problem in Web3 and the trade-offs involved in building systems that are actually peer-to-peer.

We’ll examine why so many “decentralized” apps still rely on AWS, what happens when centralized infrastructure becomes a point of failure, and the trade-offs around performance, scalability, onboarding, and user experience.

The session will also include a live demo of Qortal, an open-source decentralized infrastructure platform, as a real-world example of something built completely outside the normal internet.

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The event is free, but pre-registration is required.

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WHEN: May 11th, 2026, 07:30 pm.

Justin Ferrari React developer and Community Member of Qortal

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Justin is a React developer, entrepreneur, and marketer focused on decentralization, privacy, and peer-to-peer technologies. With over 6 years of experience in web development, he has worked on enterprise applications, SaaS products, and blockchain-related platforms, with a particular focus on React, Next.js, and TypeScript.

Alongside his development work, Justin is actively involved on the Qortal blockchain, where he contributes across marketing, content creation, outreach, and product education. He has organized Web3 events, built partnerships, spoken publicly about the limitations of current blockchain infrastructure, and created educational resources to help people better understand decentralized technologies.

Justin also runs a YouTube channel covering blockchain, decentralization, and privacy-focused infrastructure, and is the author of an ebook on blockchain use cases and the future of the internet.

His main interests include censorship resistance, digital sovereignty, decentralized applications, and building systems that reduce dependence on centralized platforms and cloud providers.