Web3 represents a rapidly evolving ecosystem that aims to create a decentralized, user-owned Internet, impacting various sectors such as finance, art, and supply chain management. The article examines how metrics to measure Web3 are changing, emphasizing the need for more comprehensive indicators like dApp revenue, daily active users, and transaction value enabled (TVE) to better assess the ecosystem's growth. These metrics provide insights into capital investment, developer activity, user adoption, and the integration of Web3 with real-world assets. As Web3 continues to mature, it is expected to disrupt significant economic value, potentially reaching a billion users by 2031 and affecting an estimated $827 trillion USD. The development of scalable infrastructure, such as Ethereum's layer-2 networks and Chainlink's decentralized oracle networks, is crucial for connecting Web3 with traditional systems, enhancing its ability to capture real-world value securely and efficiently.