A creator-first social network has hit 2 million on-chain users, now available on both iOS and Android. The platform's core differentiator? It redistributes 50% of protocol revenue directly to creators and community members through a tokenized economy model.

This represents an interesting counter to traditional Web2 social platforms, where creators typically capture minimal value. By aligning incentives through token economics, the project attempts to reverse the creator-to-platform value extraction dynamic.

The product is live and gaining traction across both app stores, signaling real market interest in alternative social infrastructure. Whether tokenized creator reward systems can achieve sustainable adoption remains an open question for the broader Web3 social category.