In anticipation of the upcoming SiBorg Alpha release, we are launching a social experiment on X that will reward those who engage with SiBorg account as well as whitelisted X Spaces hosts accounts. We are deploying a dashboard app so everyone can keep track of their score and later follow-up on their position in the leaderboard.

In this digital era, your online identity encompasses all your internet activities, from social posts to website visits. It's a powerful asset yet poses significant risks, as sensitive data is often shared without consent or profit. Let’s discover how new Web3 technologies can empower users and safeguard privacy in our increasingly interconnected world.

In the dynamic landscape of Web3, where decentralization and ownership reign supreme, the SiBorg project stands as a beacon of innovation, redefining the podcasting experience through the introduction of on-chain reputation. This groundbreaking initiative not only transforms the way users engage with content creators but also pioneers a new era of user-centricity, focusing on universal identity and data ownership.

The emergence of the internet ushered in a content creation revolution. With the rapid expansion of the online landscape, a notable shift occurred – ordinary individuals began crafting basic content and disseminating it without relying on intermediaries.

SocialFi stands for Social Finance.

Modern society is organized based on written laws, yet not everything can be regulated by the artificial rules imposed by the state or other organizations of power. On the other hand, if we take a look at early societies of the past, we will see little to no rules that were codified and imposed on all the members of the society. We can wonder how those societies managed everyday life disputes and structures, but aren’t we seeing the same notion among various subgroups today?

Web3 is the third generation of the World Wide Web, and its primary mission is to make the internet fully decentralized.

The Internet and Social Media we know today have evolved significantly from their early days. What began as a means to exchange basic data has grown to become an integral part of today's society.

At the beginning, there was just the Web, a primitive, yet revolutionary conglomerate of grey pages that anyone in the world could view, provided they had a PC and the page’s address.