“Decentralized social networking is waiting for its Satoshi moment.“ — Naval Ravikant Context: Today’s social media market is dominated by a few centralized platforms that do not take into account the distinct needs of individual users and different communities. …

We can speak of censorship as soon as the holder of a power, whether state, religious or editorial, intentionally chooses to limit freedom of expression, for political, ideological, religious reasons, for security or military motivations, or even, and this is partly the case on social media, for economic reasons. Instagram…

We saw so many dogs, frogs, monkeys, crappy art, undox teams, degens memes, narrative roadmaps, discord links, drafty whitepapers, opportunistic collections, dirty marketing, scams, rugpulls and so on. Buzzwords, speculation, hyped people fighting for whitelisting, people getting rich because of the late bloomers… It can work. It worked. But intrinsically…