PCGAMER.BUZZ — a reward-based message board, designed specifically for the gaming community. It functions in the same way as existing social media platforms such as Reddit and Facebook. However, it allows users to generate income simply from talking about games, sharing videos and memes, making recommendations and reviews, and generally participating in the community.
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Description of the PCGAMER.BUZZ project
Imagine that likes and shares function like currency. This is a USP from PCGAMER.BUZZ, with avid gamers, rewarded for their release in the form of their own PCGAMER tokens, which are pegged to the US dollar (one token = one dollar). Users, logged in with Google, Facebook or Twitter, are automatically sent to PCGAMER to get started and then encouraged to receive “support” from other users who endorse content they find valuable. All content runs on Google Firebase, and the anonymized data goes to the EOS blockchain.
Other features of PCGAMER.BUZZ:
| 1 | Sponsors can also see their support come back profitably if other users follow their lead and “sponsor” them, so it's worth tipping and rewarding content in advance that actually has a chance to go viral. |
| 2 | By favoring this vote-boosting mechanism and encouraging users to participate, everyone in the ecosystem is encouraged to create a continuous stream of interesting or funny content, with the most popular posts, going to the top of the page. |
| 3 | The only condition - the content must be related to games. Thus, the platform must attract users who live and breathe games. |
For the relatively new platform, PCGAMER.BUZZ is already a hub of activity, with posts dedicated to various memes, setup tips, game and PC reviews, clips and suggestions.
As more regular gamers and streamers show up, expect more variety of content.
Additional information
There is no WhitePaper document on the site. You can get more information about the project on the main page. By going to the site, you will see the news feed immediately. Sign up for an account and start creating your content. The community does not maintain social networks. The smart contract has not been audited.




