2026-01-22 03:21:03

#Strategy加仓比特币 Recently, V God shared his latest views on decentralized social networks. He plans to fully transition to decentralized social platforms by 2026 and elaborated on his core logic in an interview: high-quality large-scale communication tools are the foundation for building a better society. These tools need to filter high-quality information and gather consensus, rather than capturing short-term traffic through emotional polarization.

Regarding the chaos in current crypto social projects, V God did not hold back. He pointed out that some projects treat issuing tokens as the core of innovation, using token price bubbles to incentivize creators—this actually rewards those with existing social capital rather than truly high-quality content. He emphasized that monetary mechanisms and social needs are not mutually exclusive; the key is the design philosophy: it should revolve around the content itself, such as subscription models, rather than turning tokens into speculative assets.

On the decentralized front, V God believes that increasing competition is fundamental, and the premise of competition is decentralization—by sharing the data layer, anyone can develop their own client. He has already explored cross-platform content synchronization through Firefly. At the same time, he expressed support for Aave’s backing of the Lens ecosystem and looks forward to the future development of new teams. In the coming year, he plans to strengthen his voice on decentralized social platforms, calling for more users to participate in these ecosystems and break the dependence on a single platform. $BTC $ETH

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-22 03:50

V神's words hit the nail on the head. The social projects in the crypto circle are indeed chaotic, just launching a coin and claiming to be a Web3 revolution haha --- Subscription models may not be as exciting, but they are much more reliable than hype around Bitcoin --- Decentralized social? Been saying it for years, but there are still very few usable ones. Let’s see if Lens can turn things around --- Moving entirely to decentralization by 2026... Will this flag stand again? Let’s observe first --- He's right, everyone is just harvesting profits now, no one truly cares about content quality, it’s all about token prices --- Firefly’s cross-platform synchronization is indeed pretty good, but the user base is still too small --- Breaking dependence on a single platform? Twitter users haven't even migrated yet, how easy is that?

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-22 03:44

Ironically, we're still talking about the bright blueprint for 2026. It's already 2025 [smirking]

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· 01-22 03:42

V God’s words are spot on. Right now, there are indeed a bunch of trash coin projects scamming people under the guise of Web3 social... The subscription model is much more reliable.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-22 03:41

V神's remarks really hit the pain points of many projects. Issuing tokens ≠ innovation. That was a very satisfying statement. --- Wait, Firefly cross-platform synchronization indeed works, but is anyone really using it? Or is it just a small circle self-hype? --- Switching to decentralization in 2026? Bro, you've been shouting that slogan for years. Just believe it halfway. --- Subscription models sound ideal, but in reality, most people are still thinking about airdrops and token price increases. Don't deceive yourselves. --- Breaking reliance on a single platform sounds great, but no one has really "migrated" from Twitter yet. --- The concept of a shared data layer is good, but I'm just worried it will become another excuse to cut the leeks. --- He's right. Rewarding social capital rather than quality content. That's exactly how on-chain social media is now. --- So, how's Lens doing now? Has it really taken off? It feels like the buzz is getting smaller and smaller. --- The crypto world is always full of lofty ideals, but the execution is always disappointing.

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