The core contradiction in the SocialFi track has been seriously overlooked — signals are too scattered. Creators jump between various platforms, with rewards constantly flowing out of the ecosystem, and they are forced to switch whenever platform algorithms are adjusted. This fragmented experience essentially wastes everyone's time. What is the true solution? Consolidate everything into a single interface. Imagine creators only need to publish content once, and it can simultaneously reach users and revenue channels across multiple ecosystems — no repetitive operations, no divided attention. This is the path SocialFi should take: simplify processes, retain incentives, and let creators focus on the content itself.
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The core contradiction in the SocialFi track has been seriously overlooked — signals are too scattered. Creators jump between various platforms, with rewards constantly flowing out of the ecosystem, and they are forced to switch whenever platform algorithms are adjusted. This fragmented experience essentially wastes everyone's time. What is the true solution? Consolidate everything into a single interface. Imagine creators only need to publish content once, and it can simultaneously reach users and revenue channels across multiple ecosystems — no repetitive operations, no divided attention. This is the path SocialFi should take: simplify processes, retain incentives, and let creators focus on the content itself.