Murmur — a new, blockchain-based, decentralized microblogging platform. It is open, transparent and allows users to monetize their content.
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Description of the Murmur blockchain project
Murmur — an independently managed project, less perishable and resilient to regulation. It is more than just a social media platform. It's a portal to a wider ecosystem where you openly connect with each other, monetize the content you create and interact with next-generation decentralized apps in games, betting, media, streaming and more.
You keep the content of the content you create and the platform will never be able to delete what you post. In addition, in Murmur, content curation is in the hands of the user, not an algorithm. You are the one who decides what you see in your feed.
Other features:
| Become a part of the blockchain-powered future | Using Murmur requires you to have an EOS blockchain account. In order to activate your account, you must deposit EOS tokens. Every action, associated with this account, including those that you perform in Murmur, is recorded on the EOS blockchain and remains publicly audited. |
| Earn, share and pass real rewards | The project supports an interesting economy. Users get rewards with tokens for every action they take. These tokens have a monetary value and can be used in the application, exchanged on the exchange, transferred to someone and placed on the platform. |
Murmur attempts to solve data management and exploitation problems in modern social networks, using a distributed, publicly available content database. It also gives the user the opportunity to get back the real cost of participating in the network.
What else should you know about dapp?
Use Murmur on the go with your mobile phone. MurmurDapp for Android and iOS devices offers the same capabilities as the Murmur web platform with three main differences:
- create your profile in minutes;
- you are provided with the necessary EOS to activate your account;
- store your account keys locally on your device.
On Murmur, any user data, marked private, is encrypted with their public key. This means that others can see the existence of this data, but only the owner and authorized recipients can decrypt it. Instead of White Paper, the developers provide a separate document with answers to questions. From social networks, the community maintains facebook, twitter and telegram. Subscribe to stay up to date with all innovations.