As for me, I seriously think about the idea of contet theft
Yeah, that's really a big problem
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As for me, I seriously think about the idea of contet theft
Yeah, that's really a big problem
As for me, I seriously think about the idea of contet theft
It seems to me, it will be easier for user to pay for likes, because he pays in coins, not in real money
I should add that the main point is that both content creators and users get benefits. The more likes the user gives, the higher his own rating on the user chart becomes
It seems to me, it will be easier for user to pay for likes, because he pays in coins, not in real money
How will all the transactions in Monoreto be made?
All MON token transactions will be made using special wallets that are connected with personal user accounts. It will be possible to convert received MON tokens to major cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others) in the wallet. Conversion from major cryptocurrencies to MON tokens will also be possible in the wallet
How will all the transactions in Monoreto be made?
What's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the authorWhat's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
The structure of most social networks does not value the idea of likes as promotion of the content’s author. This leads users to like things even when they don’t really like the photo or video and also like things for the sake of attracting new followers. But even if the like is legitimate, it still doesn’t bring direct benefit to the author
What's the problem with likes in Facebook and Instagram?
And what's the use of blockchain in this project?
First and foremost, it will avoid inflation of tokens by limiting the number of them. Secondly, it will ensure security and transparency of the social network and transactions that take place on itAnd what's the use of blockchain in this project?
First and foremost, it will avoid inflation of tokens by limiting the number of them. Secondly, it will ensure security and transparency of the social network and transactions that take place on it
And what's the use of blockchain in this project?
Still I have doubts about if users don't want to abandon other networks
We understand that it’s hard to abandon other social networks. That’s why we are trying to simplify this process as much as possible and create additional value through income generationJump to: