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Hey guys, we as a people have become accustom to the idea that only the marketers get something out of the sales of products and services. For example, Google ad, admob, Facebook ad, Twitter, Instagram etc... see users as product they sell for ads money! Recently though, there have been some key incidents that have lead me to believe that there is a push back... Literally one of the project's that comes to mind is Push project then more recently EtherMail allowing users to earn from ads emails and engagement. Yesterday I also came across Cookie3 MarketingFi protocol which I believe is doing something similar! They seem to be rewarding users for their engagement and contributions to projects by leveraging AI and blockchain to create a transparent and efficient marketing ecosystem using their $COOKIE token. The token will be listing on Bitget with various giveaways which are worthwhile! There seems to be a paradigm shift from the traditional approach which has led me to the question... Are developers listening more and hence developing user centric projects? Or... Users who have become developers are building projects based on their pain points? I couldn't imagine companies generosity fueling this?

Bitcoin and blockchain technology have enabled decentralized finance, trustless transactions, and innovative applications beyond just digital currencies. While many projects aim to disrupt traditional finance and systems, a new project called Mande Network is taking a unique approach by focusing on "human capital" and individual credibility. Mande Network is building an "Onchain Credibility Hub" for Web3, a Layer 2 rollup on the Ethereum blockchain with low gas fees and fast settlements. The core idea behind Mande Network is to change how we perceive the value of individuals by creating an environment where talents, credibility, and skills can be tokenized and used to generate financial opportunities. In a major milestone, Mande Network has secured a listing on BitGet, a fast-growing cryptocurrency exchange. To celebrate this listing, BitGet is offering some freebies and trading incentives for those interested in the $MAND token. While the concept of tokenizing human capital and credibility is intriguing, it also raises questions about privacy, accountability, and potential misuse or manipulation of such a system. What are your thoughts on Mande Network's approach and the idea of an "Onchain Credibility Hub" for Web3? Do you see potential benefits or concerns with tokenizing human capital and credibility in this manner?

At the beginning of my journey into the world of cryptocurrencies, I was always told that blockchain and cryptocurrencies ensure decentralization, privacy, and user identity protection. But after several years, I have come to the conclusion that blockchain does not ensure privacy and user identity protection. On the blockchain, data is very visible to everyone. For example, one can see and trace a person's transactions. There are certain blockchains and tools developed over time that even allow the identification of the owner of a wallet and the author of transactions. All this compromises user privacy. Even though several crypto projects have recently emerged with solutions to protect user data and ensure their privacy, I remain skeptical. For example, Mystiko Network, supported by exchanges like Bitget, has introduced its universal ZK SDK aimed at ensuring user confidentiality and privacy. In your opinion, can these projects succeed?