It’s obvious that onchain social payment’s growth requires an crypto-native and one-stop platform that can satisfy users’ growing demand surrounding their social graph. 

The team also discovered some opportunities during the development process. With the rapid development of Web3 Social Platform, more and more crypto users choose to join decentralized social platforms. Take Farcaster as an example, as of April 2024, its active users have reached 313,647, the Daily Active Users (DAU) has exceeded 50,000, the average reactions have broken through 500,000 times, and the growth rate remains high.  Current market-related products cannot effectively meet the needs of a large number of native Web3 social payment scenarios. At the same time, Web3 social media platforms also need more suitable payment tools to help them precipitate more value. Let’s imagine the following scenarios:

- An individual developer initiates a crowdfunding event on Web3 social media to raise funds to start a Memecoin project and allocate corresponding tokens to participants.
    
- A well-known journalist has been voicing support for FTX’s losers on Web3 social media, hoping to receive donations from others.
    
- An NFT project creator wants to increase its exposure on Web3 social media, so it launches a lottery event to attract user attention or likes.
    
- A user hopes to play bets with friends on Web3 social media whether the Ethereum ETF can be passed, and attract everyone’s attention.
    
- An investor has made a lot of money through a trader who shares investment strategies on Web3 social media and hopes to tip the trader to express his gratitude directly into the traders' soical account.
    
- A researcher hopes to share his research report on Web3 social media and turn the content into paid viewing to make money.
    
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Hence, it's obvious that onchain soical payment's growth reuqires an crypto-native and one-stop platform that can satisfy users' growing demand surrounding their social graph.