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Friend.tech is a decentralized social media platform built on Coinbase's Layer 2 blockchain, Base. The platform allows users to tokenize their identity by selling and buying "keys" (previously known as "shares") of themselves to their followers. In turn, these followers become shareholders. This grants them the benefit of directly communicating with the user and accessing a new personalized engagement feature in their preferred online platforms, like Twitter and Telegram. Friend.tech is still in beta, but it has already attracted a lot of attention from the crypto community. Some people believe that it has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with social media. However, others are skeptical about its long-term viability.

The decentralized social network where you own your data and earn money for your content. We don't sell your data and never will. Twetch empowers people to own their content, earn from it, and take it with them wherever they go. You see it every day. Censorship, trolling, fake news, pesky ads. You provide all the value for the social media you use. They make billions, you get nothing in return. It's time to take back your data. On Twetch, interactions are micropayments. All of your content on Twetch is signed by you and stored on the blockchain, so it is always accessible to you. What if you could message someone without ever having to give the information you write to a third party like Twitter or Facebook? If your messages were completely private, and only accessible to those you give permission, your data would truly be yours. Introducing Twetch Chat, fully encrypted messaging using Bitcoin, AES, and ECIES. Featuring in-app peer2peer payments and group chat support.