Phaver is a decentralized social media platform that operates on a "Share-to-Earn" model, running primarily on Polygon and Ethereum blockchains. Supported by Lens Protocol and CyberConnect, it features a user interface and functionality similar to Twitter. Phaver allows users to share content like text, images, and videos, and enables sign-ups through Gmail, Facebook, or Apple, while also linking profiles via Lens or CyberConnect domains.

Phaver offers basic social media functions such as user profile creation, posting, commenting, and sharing content. It also introduces unique features:

1. Soulbound Tokens (SBT): Users can link SBTs to their Phaver accounts to unlock higher levels and gain exclusive in-app privileges.

2. Phaver Points: Users earn points through various activities, which can be converted to utility tokens or used to qualify for a future token airdrop. Points can be earned by inviting friends, staking on posts (users have five daily staking opportunities), and creating popular content.

Phaver allows users to stake on posts, with points awarded based on the post’s popularity and the timing of the stake. Additionally, Phaver features premium topics, which can help users maximize their engagement and points. Another notable feature is Collect, which allows users to collect content (like images and videos) into a digital collection by confirming the action on a post.

From 2022 to 2023, Phaver's user base grew to over 45,000, highlighting interest in Web3 social media. Though small compared to platforms like Twitter, which boasts over 158,000 users, Phaver’s growth signifies a growing interest in decentralized social platforms.

Phaver encourages users to share content from other Web2 platforms and seamlessly connect through apps in the Lens Protocol ecosystem. Additionally, Phaver plans to launch a token, allowing users to convert earned points into tokens, drawing further attention and engagement.

Phaver is a decentralized social media platform that operates on a "Share-to-Earn" model, running primarily on Polygon and Ethereum blockchains. Supported by Lens Protocol and CyberConnect, it features a user interface and functionality similar to Twitter. Phaver allows users to share content like text, images, and videos, and enables sign-ups through Gmail, Facebook, or Apple, while also linking profiles via Lens or CyberConnect domains.

Phaver offers basic social media functions such as user profile creation, posting, commenting, and sharing content. It also introduces unique features:

1. Soulbound Tokens (SBT): Users can link SBTs to their Phaver accounts to unlock higher levels and gain exclusive in-app privileges.

2. Phaver Points: Users earn points through various activities, which can be converted to utility tokens or used to qualify for a future token airdrop. Points can be earned by inviting friends, staking on posts (users have five daily staking opportunities), and creating popular content.

Phaver allows users to stake on posts, with points awarded based on the post’s popularity and the timing of the stake. Additionally, Phaver features premium topics, which can help users maximize their engagement and points. Another notable feature is Collect, which allows users to collect content (like images and videos) into a digital collection by confirming the action on a post.

From 2022 to 2023, Phaver's user base grew to over 45,000, highlighting interest in Web3 social media. Though small compared to platforms like Twitter, which boasts over 158,000 users, Phaver’s growth signifies a growing interest in decentralized social platforms.

Phaver encourages users to share content from other Web2 platforms and seamlessly connect through apps in the Lens Protocol ecosystem. Additionally, Phaver plans to launch a token, allowing users to convert earned points into tokens, drawing further attention and engagement.