Web 3.0 Social Networks
summary
Desmos is a developer protocol for decentralized social apps and it already ships identity, subspaces, posts, reactions and reports modules plus stable desmos.js and GraphQL endpoints; the DSM airdrop onboards 29,000 Desmos profiles tied to 43,000 recipients with over 6.3 million DSM claims and ~60,000 linked external chains. Funded apps include scripta.network (Medium‑style publishing), Alexandria (IPFS wiki with DSM‑based slashing and token gating, beta Q1 2023) and a butter mobile app for nontechnical onboarding, NFT minting and community tokens; interchain accounts and custom tokenomics are planned.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Desmos protocol intro
- 1:02Social network centralization
- 2:05Airdrop security fixes
- 3:27Airdrop success & onboarding
- 4:30Rebuilding in bear market
- 5:34Web 2.0 dev tools
- 6:39Demand for decentralized platforms
- 7:22Scripta publishing platform
- 8:05Alexandria encyclopedia
- 9:29Butter mobile app
- 10:57Butter NFT & community
- 12:01Desmos future features
- 13:27Desmos platform integration
- 14:51Call to action
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