AbstractMemory Protocol enables users to monetize their digital footprint across the internet. By aggregating public data and securing private user information, Memory creates a unified data marketplace where users earn $MEM tokens whenever applications access their information. The protocol addresses the fundamental Web3 challenge of fragmented digital identities while providing sustainable revenue streams for data creators.IntroductionIn today's digital lan...

Memory is the foundation for how the internet was supposed to work. Users own their data, earn when it’s used, and take it with them between apps. Builders have limitless imagination to build on top of open data. But there has always been a missing piece for this original vision: aligned incentives and native payment rails. Introducing $MEM, designed to power Memory Protocol, align incentives for builders and internet users, and ensure the protocol is owned by all who contribute to it. The to...

Memory is the data revenue protocol for the new internet, turning your data into a revenue stream. We make it as simple as possible:Your Memory Vault holds data about you — you get paid in $MEM when apps access it.Builders get access to an API (live now) with rich identity and social data points.Users and builders both earn early $MEM rewards for participating.Starting in September, the API will be powered by $MEM and a fee-router on Base. If you’re a user that has been active onchain in the ...

Update on our latest feature and Memory Protocol.

Last week we opened up Memory Vaults to everyone and we saw over 40,000 new accounts.

This past week a flurry of tweets read like adverts for Memory Protocol. I summarized them to remember the moment.

This week we are releasing Memory's first MCP tooling, enabling access to the Memory API via any MCP compatible AI assistant like Claude or Cursor. Find it here and begin using it today via our public docs site. We have been inspired by the promise of portable identity and data for a long time. In the face of AI, the demand for keeping our personal data feels more prescient now than ever. We believe the demand for personal data for AI will be the driving force that finally forces portable, us...

On Friday evening, after the FarCon summit wrapped up, I found myself walking north through Williamsburg with an old ConsenSys friend. Eight years earlier, we’d walked these same streets while just beginning to explore crypto and blockchain, back when the neighborhood felt different, and so did the technology.

A year ago, we set out to build an protocol for music data. Now we know it's about something bigger: giving people true control of their digital lives.

We're trying to make data portable between apps, so we built and open-sourced Universal Identity System (UIS).