Despite complaints about privacy and exploitative revenue sharing, social media giants like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter still dominate the social media landscape after more than a decade
Why aren’t users and creators exploring other platforms? Well, they simply can’t since these giants own their data and audiences, and moving means losing all the progress they’ve built
In this Blockcrunch episode, Ryan Li, Co-Founder of CyberConnect, a decentralized social graph protocol trying to revolutionize the relationship between social media platforms and users, shares with us
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Why Web 3 social graphs are necessary
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Why you should switch over to Web 3 platforms
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The future of social media
Host: Jason Choi @mrjasonchoi . Not financial advice.
Timestamps:
(00:00:00) – Introduction to CyberConnect
(00:03:48) – History of CyberConnect
(00:10:03) – Problems with Web 2 social platforms
(00:13:28) – What is a social graph
(00:16:00) – Incentives for building on CyberConnect
(00:19:47) – Better monetization for creators
(00:25:30) – Ownership and composability of data
(00:31:57) – Why not social tokens
(00:34:53) – Web 3 social graph landscape
(00:42:13) – Are social graphs competitive or complementary
(00:43:33) – CyberConnect’s monetization model
(00:46:18) – Convincing users to switch over from Web 2
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Guest
Ryan Li’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanli_me
CyberConnect’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/cyberconnecthq
Link3’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/link3to
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