Super Social Network: The Next Big Thing in Crypto?

Long story short: The crypto market is flooded with memecoins, scams, or even projects that, while not outright scams, are largely useless. Even for simple transactions like buying coffee, using crypto can be needlessly complicated. Let’s cut to the chase.

I’m building a Super Social Network—a platform designed to redefine how we interact online. It features autonomous democratic systems, innovative moderation tools, and seamless cryptocurrency integration for legal, everyday use, with plans for even richer functionality in the future.

In today’s AI-driven world, the platform tackles challenges like oversaturated low-quality content and keeps bots out entirely. By using algorithmic rate-limiting and a tiered account verification system, it ensures high-quality content gains visibility while reducing costs. It also provides creators with significantly higher earning potential and allows them to reach more people without unnecessary barriers.

This idea has been in development for over 10 years, with the last 10+ months dedicated to active research, design, and coding. The goal is to launch the project successfully by late Q1 or early Q2 of 2025. If, as a reasonable person, this text-based explanation hasn’t convinced you (which is entirely fair), you can be among the first to gain access once the project’s MVP is complete.

I don’t have a proven background or flashy degrees—just enthusiasm and hard work. I tried to write this post in a more professional tone, but it felt forced and lost its meaning, so here I am, writing it this way.

Right now, I’m working with a limited budget and need an investment. There are plenty of ways to raise funds, but I refuse to share my startup for peanuts. That’s not the only reason—I value direct, meaningful conversations over unnecessary bureaucracy or endless negotiations.

Please look at this market: countless memecoins with no usage, no benefits, and no future dominate, yet they have billions in market cap. This is the reality of crypto today.

I’m considering an Initial Coin Offering (ICO), but it doesn’t necessarily have to be tied to a coin I create. Launching and listing a new token can be tedious. If you already have a listed token or network, I’m open to working with it. Limited supply is my preference for security and value, but I’m open to other strategies if your project operates differently.

Here’s what I want:

• To negotiate directly with a token or network owner and raise investments from people.
• Alternatively, launch a new token in exchange for investment.
• I’m open to hearing your ideas and exploring alternative approaches to achieve these goals.

I’m fully aware of the grants available in the crypto space. As I said, I find them insufficient and overly bureaucratic—Plan B at best. Venture capital? That’s Plan C.

I need an investor willing to take a risk, someone who sees the potential to build something big with a high ROI. Let me be clear: This isn’t about the money for me. it’s just the fuel. I’m looking for someone who believes in building long-term value, not just chasing short-term profits.

If that resonates with you, let’s talk.