“The Web as I envisaged it, we have not seen it yet. The future is still so much bigger than the past.”
Tim Berners-Lee
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@akalabs
aka (fka mem protocol) provides privileged access to humans and agents.
- Replying to @akalabs8/ Get Involved! To join our closed-alpha, sign up on our landing page at [mem.co](mem.co). If you’re interested in the future of human interaction online, follow us @akalabs and join our Discord (discord.gg/k4kJYyHu2H).
- Replying to @akalabs7/ What we are up to now? We’ve built an interface to explore on-chain data for wallets on the Ethereum blockchain and have begun designing an open protocol to log the interactions and relationships that claimed wallets and tokens generate. Our plan is to launch in early 2022!
- Replying to @akalabsAs blockchain adoption grows, and people perform more on-chain activities, it’s critical to build a human-readable interface for that information. This interface needs to give individuals the power to claim their data and set permissions for future web3 products.
- Replying to @akalabs6/ Importance of web3 social “Some of the core attributes of web3 -- such as openness, decentralization, and user control -- are perfectly suited for a new type of social networking platform that’s optimized around the user. That’s the promise we see in Mem." - @AriannaSimpson
- Replying to @akalabsDevelopers can embed and extend Mem Protocol in their applications to give people a more personalized experience across the web. And, by liberating social event history from individual applications, communities can focus on solving their members' unique problems.
- Replying to @akalabsMem Protocol makes social capital a digital primitive. Users, empowered with data ownership, regain control over the collection of their personal information. Mem enables this trust by tracking on/off-chain data to let users decide membership and communities determine reputation
- Replying to @akalabs5/ Why Mem? "At Mem, we think deeply about how to get the internet to work for you. It’s important to us that you get to define yourself; share the experiences that matter, and connect with others on your terms.” - @abhimvyas
- Replying to @akalabs4/ The problem with web2 social: On existing social networks, user identity and content are platform commodities. Data moats and targeted advertising services lead to misaligned incentives between platforms and the people using them. No one owns the information they share.
- Replying to @akalabsWith the power of reputation and smart contracts, people can use their identities to take real-world actions such as asking questions, pooling funds for bounties, and building their own verifiable, context-specific reputations.
- Replying to @akalabs3/ What is Mem? Mem is building human-centric tools for web3 social. Own your friend graph, explore the blockchain and earn by sharing knowledge. We’ve built a profile explorer and started onboarding new members to their verifiable, on-chain identities.
