Author: Deep Tide TechFlow
While you are still lamenting the decline of AI tokens, KOLs have already started playing SocialFi.
In the past few days, a SocialFi project called Tribe.fun has been frequently appearing on Twitter. KOLs are showing off their personal pages and groups, and this retro page similar to Friend.Tech has caught everyone’s attention.
At the same time, you can see from the data that the number of tokens created on Tribe.fun (a KOL can create their own token) has surged, with the number of tokens created yesterday accounting for 85% of the total tokens on the platform.
As a product similar to Friend.Tech incubated by AllianceDAO, it does have some minor innovations, such as a limit on the number of people in its own group (maximum 99 people) to increase the feeling of Alpha spreading in small group areas, group owners can airdrop tokens to fans who hold tokens, and group owners can receive subscription fees every month without necessarily selling their own tokens.
But in the current market environment, it is hard to say how long Tribe.fun can stay popular, but it has made everyone re-examine the old concept of SocialFi. The shift in attention may also bring some short-term benefits to projects related to SocialFi.
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