For decades, creators have fueled the internet with their ideas, art, memes, and movements. But here’s the catch: they rarely owned what they created. Platforms took the profits, while creators were left with nothing but likes and fleeting engagement.

Web3 changes that narrative. Buyable posts are rewriting the rules of social media by turning content into assets that can be owned, traded, and valued

• Creators generate the culture, but platforms monetize it.

• Engagement is fleeting; once a post scrolls past, it’s gone.

• Ownership doesn’t exist — your work lives on servers you don’t control.

In short: we gave away internet culture for free.

Buyable posts introduce a radical idea:
👉 Every post can be owned.

That means when you create, share, or invest in culture, you’re not just consuming it — you’re part of it. This ownership layer unlocks:

• Monetization for creators beyond ads or sponsorships.

• Cultural investing where internet moments become assets.

• Shared upside between communities, fans, and creators.

Creators are the backbone of digital culture. From viral memes to thought-provoking essays, their work defines the internet. By making posts buyable, we’re saying:

• Your content has value.

• You should share in the upside.

• Communities grow stronger when everyone wins together.

Onchain social media is in its infancy, but the potential is massive. Imagine:

• Memes becoming blue-chip digital assets.

• Viral posts that reward both the creator and the community.

• Entire movements funded by the very content they produce.

The internet is evolving from attention-based economies to ownership-based economies. And creators are finally at the center of it all.

The future of culture is onchain.
The question is: will you just scroll… or will you own a piece of it?

For decades, creators have fueled the internet with their ideas, art, memes, and movements. But here’s the catch: they rarely owned what they created. Platforms took the profits, while creators were left with nothing but likes and fleeting engagement.

Web3 changes that narrative. Buyable posts are rewriting the rules of social media by turning content into assets that can be owned, traded, and valued

• Creators generate the culture, but platforms monetize it.

• Engagement is fleeting; once a post scrolls past, it’s gone.

• Ownership doesn’t exist — your work lives on servers you don’t control.

In short: we gave away internet culture for free.

Buyable posts introduce a radical idea:
👉 Every post can be owned.

That means when you create, share, or invest in culture, you’re not just consuming it — you’re part of it. This ownership layer unlocks:

• Monetization for creators beyond ads or sponsorships.

• Cultural investing where internet moments become assets.

• Shared upside between communities, fans, and creators.

Creators are the backbone of digital culture. From viral memes to thought-provoking essays, their work defines the internet. By making posts buyable, we’re saying:

• Your content has value.

• You should share in the upside.

• Communities grow stronger when everyone wins together.

Onchain social media is in its infancy, but the potential is massive. Imagine:

• Memes becoming blue-chip digital assets.

• Viral posts that reward both the creator and the community.

• Entire movements funded by the very content they produce.

The internet is evolving from attention-based economies to ownership-based economies. And creators are finally at the center of it all.

The future of culture is onchain.
The question is: will you just scroll… or will you own a piece of it?