@nebula41knight

The conversation around decentralized social networks is growing louder. Platforms like Farcaster and Lens are experimenting with on-chain social graphs, challenging Web2 giants. The idea is simple but powerful: your identity, followers, and content should belong to you, not to centralized platforms. If this model works, it could completely reshape how creators monetize and how communities organize. Instead of chasing algorithms, creators can own their distribution. It’s early, and UX remains clunky, but the direction is clear: Web3 social may become the backbone of digital communities in the next decade.

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