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CyberConnectccProfile Minting Policy Updates - BNB Chain, Free Mint, and Early Adopters
Within the CyberConnect ecosystem, a ccProfile NFT represents an onchain identity and underpins the social graph, interest graph, and all kinds of ownership of assets, social data, and content. Whether it’s an NFT, an ENS name, a Twitter handle, or a DID, we map all of them to one holistic identity - the ccProfile NFT. Developers can integrate the ccProfile NFT into their dApp/protocol to benefit from the existing network of social identities being continuously enriched by all CyberConnect in...
CyberConnectWhat to build for Connected 2023 Web3 Social Hackathon?
Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran in the tech industry, you have some idea about how complex yet consequential the dilemma of social networking is. Thanks to privately owned online social networks, the social media experience has remained largely unchanged for the past decade. Not only has this space seen little innovation, but the incumbents have also successfully suppressed any new competition from coming up by tightly controlling user social identities, content, and social graph. This...
CyberConnectIntroducing CyberConnect Token (CYBER) and its CoinList Public Sale
On May 18th, 2023, CYBER, CyberConnect protocol’s native utility & governance token, will be available for sale to the public through CoinList. This public sale will introduce 3% of the total supply of 100,000,000 CYBER into circulation and will be available to residents of select jurisdictions. Sign up for the sale here. Registration will close on May 15th, 2023, at 12 PM UTC. Since launching in 2021 as web3’s earliest decentralized social network, CyberConnect has grown to become the bigges...
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CyberConnectccProfile Minting Policy Updates - BNB Chain, Free Mint, and Early Adopters
Within the CyberConnect ecosystem, a ccProfile NFT represents an onchain identity and underpins the social graph, interest graph, and all kinds of ownership of assets, social data, and content. Whether it’s an NFT, an ENS name, a Twitter handle, or a DID, we map all of them to one holistic identity - the ccProfile NFT. Developers can integrate the ccProfile NFT into their dApp/protocol to benefit from the existing network of social identities being continuously enriched by all CyberConnect in...
CyberConnectWhat to build for Connected 2023 Web3 Social Hackathon?
Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran in the tech industry, you have some idea about how complex yet consequential the dilemma of social networking is. Thanks to privately owned online social networks, the social media experience has remained largely unchanged for the past decade. Not only has this space seen little innovation, but the incumbents have also successfully suppressed any new competition from coming up by tightly controlling user social identities, content, and social graph. This...
CyberConnectIntroducing CyberConnect Token (CYBER) and its CoinList Public Sale
On May 18th, 2023, CYBER, CyberConnect protocol’s native utility & governance token, will be available for sale to the public through CoinList. This public sale will introduce 3% of the total supply of 100,000,000 CYBER into circulation and will be available to residents of select jurisdictions. Sign up for the sale here. Registration will close on May 15th, 2023, at 12 PM UTC. Since launching in 2021 as web3’s earliest decentralized social network, CyberConnect has grown to become the bigges...
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At the dawn of Web3, CyberConnect is here to build a decentralized social graph protocol that serves Web3 social networks and the metaverse. Our mission is to return the ownership and utilities of social graph data back to users while providing an infrastructure for all Web3 developers to integrate and build upon.
Think of an address book, or for those who are even younger, phone contacts, which documents a person’s social relations. Even these two seem outdated now compared to all social networking apps like Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Maybe you don’t even remember the last time you actively searched for friends in contacts, while you see their Instagram posts or LinkedIn updates all the time. A social graph consists of such mapping of social relations among individuals, and it’s interesting to ponder how we are taking it for granted thanks to Facebook, which monopolizes social graph data at the expense of user privacy.
CyberConnect aims to build a decentralized social graph protocol that returns data ownership and utilities back to Web3 dwellers while inviting all Web3 social networks and Metaverse projects to scale with us. A blockchain-agnostic infrastructure, CyberConnect supports multiple blockchains for app development and allows Dapps to access and use social graph data provided by users themselves.
What's essential for CyberConnect is to be developer-friendly. As our lead investor Kyle from Multicoin discussed in his tweets: What matters isn't users, it's developers.
Our first priority at the early stage is to provide a Social Graph Module for Web3 applications. The social graph module consists of two parts: the follow button and following&followers lists. Any Web3 application that has follow function can easily integrate CyberConnect and no longer need to worry about maintaining their own social graph database.
We envision CyberConnect as a social graph infrastructure for Web3 applications, and developers can plug the social graph module into their applications with simple codes, just like how Uniswap becomes the cryptocurrency exchange module for Web3 applications.
CyberConnect's social graph datastore is built with IPFS and Ceramic (you can read the technical overview here), and CyberConnect gateway provides a universal data layer for DApps to start plugging in social elements for their users. With CyberConnect, the ownership of social graphs will be returned to users. You will own your social graph on Web3.
You can dive into the details of CyberConnect docs here. If you want to integrate CyberConnect, you can also contact us here. Let's chat!
Connecting addresses is just the first step of building a comprehensive decentralized social graph. An address contains only on-chain assets, and it is just a part of complete identity. A user may have multiple addresses on different blockchains, social profiles such as Twitter, and off-chain data scattered in different applications. Connecting identities is our long-term vision. We've seen multiple endeavors implementing the DID standard, striving for wider adoptions of decentralized identities. The decentralized social graph we desire is an extensive hypergraph, the indispensable building block for prosperous social applications on Web3.
Based on the connection data on CyberConnect, we developed a messaging product to allow users to send messages directly to an ENS/Ethereum address. We are also actively working with multiple partners to expand the use cases of CyberConnect. We created a CyberConnect channel in this messaging product specifically for early adopters of CyberConnect. You can join the waitlist now!
Yes! We are actively seeking global talents to join us! You will not be only joining a fast-growing start-up team where your talents and skills can fully come to shine. You are here to witness the new chapter of the internet, and be part of the history with us, by making it together.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CyberConnectHQ
Discord: https://cyberconnect.fyi/discord
At the dawn of Web3, CyberConnect is here to build a decentralized social graph protocol that serves Web3 social networks and the metaverse. Our mission is to return the ownership and utilities of social graph data back to users while providing an infrastructure for all Web3 developers to integrate and build upon.
Think of an address book, or for those who are even younger, phone contacts, which documents a person’s social relations. Even these two seem outdated now compared to all social networking apps like Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Maybe you don’t even remember the last time you actively searched for friends in contacts, while you see their Instagram posts or LinkedIn updates all the time. A social graph consists of such mapping of social relations among individuals, and it’s interesting to ponder how we are taking it for granted thanks to Facebook, which monopolizes social graph data at the expense of user privacy.
CyberConnect aims to build a decentralized social graph protocol that returns data ownership and utilities back to Web3 dwellers while inviting all Web3 social networks and Metaverse projects to scale with us. A blockchain-agnostic infrastructure, CyberConnect supports multiple blockchains for app development and allows Dapps to access and use social graph data provided by users themselves.
What's essential for CyberConnect is to be developer-friendly. As our lead investor Kyle from Multicoin discussed in his tweets: What matters isn't users, it's developers.
Our first priority at the early stage is to provide a Social Graph Module for Web3 applications. The social graph module consists of two parts: the follow button and following&followers lists. Any Web3 application that has follow function can easily integrate CyberConnect and no longer need to worry about maintaining their own social graph database.
We envision CyberConnect as a social graph infrastructure for Web3 applications, and developers can plug the social graph module into their applications with simple codes, just like how Uniswap becomes the cryptocurrency exchange module for Web3 applications.
CyberConnect's social graph datastore is built with IPFS and Ceramic (you can read the technical overview here), and CyberConnect gateway provides a universal data layer for DApps to start plugging in social elements for their users. With CyberConnect, the ownership of social graphs will be returned to users. You will own your social graph on Web3.
You can dive into the details of CyberConnect docs here. If you want to integrate CyberConnect, you can also contact us here. Let's chat!
Connecting addresses is just the first step of building a comprehensive decentralized social graph. An address contains only on-chain assets, and it is just a part of complete identity. A user may have multiple addresses on different blockchains, social profiles such as Twitter, and off-chain data scattered in different applications. Connecting identities is our long-term vision. We've seen multiple endeavors implementing the DID standard, striving for wider adoptions of decentralized identities. The decentralized social graph we desire is an extensive hypergraph, the indispensable building block for prosperous social applications on Web3.
Based on the connection data on CyberConnect, we developed a messaging product to allow users to send messages directly to an ENS/Ethereum address. We are also actively working with multiple partners to expand the use cases of CyberConnect. We created a CyberConnect channel in this messaging product specifically for early adopters of CyberConnect. You can join the waitlist now!
Yes! We are actively seeking global talents to join us! You will not be only joining a fast-growing start-up team where your talents and skills can fully come to shine. You are here to witness the new chapter of the internet, and be part of the history with us, by making it together.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CyberConnectHQ
Discord: https://cyberconnect.fyi/discord
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