Amid the continuous evolution of internet technologies, numerous legal and policy controversies persist. Web3 introduces a host of new challenges for policymakers, courts, lawyers, and legal academics. While some of these challenges echo those experienced during the eras of Web1 and Web2, others are unprecedented in the history of the internet. Drawing on insights from the recently published book, “Web3 Governance: Law and Policy,” legal experts will explore various issues associated with Web3. These include, but are not limited to, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), NFTs, smart contracts, platform liability, transnational disputes, the tax treatment of crypto assets, and artificial intelligence.