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DeSo is a blockchain project dedicated to reshaping the social media ecosystem. It aims to address issues in traditional social media, such as the monopolization of user data and the difficulties creators face in monetizing their content. DeSo seeks to build a new type of social system where users control their data, creators can fully realize their value, and developers are free to innovate. Its native token, DESO, plays a critical role in the ecosystem, with a fixed total supply of 10,808,492 tokens. In terms of application scenarios, DESO is integral to social media platform interactions, supporting users in creating accounts, posting, and engaging with content. It enables creators to monetize their work through tips, social tokens, social NFTs, and more. It also incentivizes developers to build innovative applications, has cross-border payment potential, and serves as a store of value. DESO is a key factor in driving the operation and development of the DeSo ecosystem.

This article introduces the SocialFi project DeSo.

Decentralized Social is a blockchain enabling decentralized social apps, prioritizing user privacy, ownership, and monetization without intermediaries

The article explores the new possibilities that Web3 brings to social networks, including decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentives. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens offer innovative experiences and address the cold-start problem of social networks. Applications such as Friend. Tech and DeSo have also attracted a large number of users by tokenizing creator earnings and introducing new monetization methods. In the future, the infrastructure of cryptocurrency will bring millions of users into the crypto space, accelerating the development of Web3 social networks.

Crypto always brings out exciting innovative pieces, Friend.tech is one of them, although its template is derived from DeSo a few years ago.

Outlier Ventures has taken notice of the development of decentralized social networks, particularly Farcaster and Lens Protocol, which have begun to attract genuine user attention. The article explores the application of cryptographic technology in social networks, as well as the challenges of private key management and mobile experiences. The goal of decentralized social networks is to break the limitations of traditional platforms, providing user identity portability and more control. DeSo (decentralized social) offers permissionless communication and broadcasting capabilities, while SocialFi combines Web3 primitives with decentralized finance. Friend Tech has discovered the potential of token-gated chats. The Lens Protocol is a composable social graph deployed on Polygon, whereas Farcaster is a Web3 social network built on Ethereum, using smart contracts and a peer-to-peer network matrix based on "Hubs." Farcaster implements its architecture through a set of smart contracts deployed on Optimism and has att

This article introduces the new possibilities that web3 brings to the development of social networks, such as decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentives. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens offer innovative experiences, solve the cold-start problem of social networks, and attract a crypto-savvy user base.

This article introduces the new possibilities that web3 brings to the development of social networks, such as decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentives. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens provide innovative experiences, address the cold-start problem of social networks, and attract a user base that is proficient in cryptocurrencies.

CyberConnect is a Web3 social middleware infrastructure that enables any development team to build various social-based applications on its provided middleware. The core product is focused on creating a decentralized social graph. Its infrastructure emphasizes data sovereignty, implementing a user-centric data flow system based on Ceramic and IPFS storage layers.

This article explains the technical details of Web3 implementation, including concepts such as credentials, account abstraction, and social graphs, its rise and challenges, how to explore and experiment with account abstraction through CyberConnect, and integrate it into an actual Web3 environment.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current status of the Web3 Social field, discusses the difference between social and community, the product path selection of Web3 Social, and the applicability of monetization strategies. It also points out common misunderstandings about social products in the industry and proposes Insights into the future development of Web3 Social.

The article details Hack VC, a venture capital firm focused on the cryptocurrency space founded by Alexander Pack, a former key figure at Bain Capital and Dragonfly Capital. Since its establishment in 2020, Hack VC has actively led investments in multiple crypto projects, such as Babylon, imgnAI, AltLayer, Intia, io.net, Eclipse, Elixir, etc., and rapidly expanded its influence in the crypto market in a short period. Hack VC's investment strategy includes investing in projects in infrastructure, DeFi, games, security, enterprise services and other fields. Its investment portfolio covers different stages from early seed rounds to mature projects. In addition, Hack VC also actively participates in activities such as the Blockchain Developer Conference to promote the development of crypto technology and applications.

This article introduces the new possibilities that web3 brings to the development of social networks, such as decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentive measures. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens offer innovative experiences, solve the cold start problem of social networks, and attract a user group proficient in cryptocurrencies.

Friend.tech is a SocialFi application built on a Layer 2 network called Base. Its core concept is to transform a user's influence on Twitter into tradable tokens. It is a social trading protocol that is both highly popular and constantly controversial.

This article introduces the new possibilities that web3 brings to the development of social networks, such as decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentive measures. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens offer innovative experiences, solve the cold start problem of social networks, and attract a user base proficient in cryptocurrencies.