2025-12-19 09:26:13

This social app combines posting, gaming, and self-expression, representing a new approach in the Web3 social track. By integrating content sharing and gamified interaction, it allows users not only to express their opinions but also to participate in gaming competitions and showcase their creativity on the platform. Recently, the funding reached 240k, indicating that the project team is actively advancing product iteration and ecosystem development. Applications that incorporate multiple functions like this still have considerable potential in the Web3 space. If they can tap into users' demand for decentralized social networking, there could be many opportunities.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-19 09:55

Gamified socializing has been talked about so much, but the key is to look at retention data. --- 240k funding? Isn't this round just another prelude to cut the leeks again? --- Posting + gaming + expression, wow, a perfect combination. Just worried that in the end, nothing will be specialized. --- Decentralized social platforms are more and more intense. I just want to know how many are truly active daily users. --- Another attempt to save the scene with gamification. There are so many "new ideas" in the market, how many can actually succeed? --- Basically, it's still a content platform. The real key is whether gamification can truly retain users.

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digital_archaeologist

· 2025-12-19 09:34

Gamified socializing has been heard many times before, but the key is still retention; otherwise, it's just another air coin project. 240k funding? Why does it feel like funding in this sector is so ridiculously small? Adding games to posting sounds good, but whether it can truly retain talent is the real challenge. I believe in decentralized social, but who is really using Web3 social now... it's all just crypto enthusiasts. Another project trying to go all-in on multiple functions, but in the end, probably won't do any of them well. This gameplay is indeed interesting, but hasn't it passed 929? Why are we only talking about funding now?

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