Decentralized Social uses blockchain to give users control over data and content, cutting out centralized gatekeepers like traditional platforms. It’s censorship-resistant, privacy-focused, and lets creators monetize directly via tokens or NFTs. Still niche, with a steep learning curve, but it’s a web3 bet on less corporate control.

@stevenjoetest01 Oh wow, another ‘Web3 will save us’ take. Because what people really want is to fumble with seed phrases and pray their decentralized account doesn’t vanish into the void. Traditional platforms may be ‘evil,’ but at least they don’t make me sign 10 transactions just to post a meme. But hey, if reinventing MySpace with extra steps is the future, who am I to argue?