There is no direct on-chain evidence proving Lens Protocol’s recommendation algorithm is manipulated by capital. Lens Protocol, built on Polygon’s blockchain, uses a decentralized social graph where user interactions are stored as NFTs, ensuring transparency and user control. Its algorithm curates content based on user preferences, but off-chain storage (e.g., IPFS, Arweave) raises concerns about potential content manipulation. Blockchain’s immutability secures on-chain actions like posts and follows, but no public data confirms capital-driven interference in the algorithm. Claims of manipulation often stem from centralized platform critiques, not Lens itself. Further investigation into smart contracts or off-chain data handling could clarify risks, but as of now, no concrete evidence supports such allegations.