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On most social platforms, advertising revenue stays with the platform. Creators and active users usually see that value only indirectly.
Even crypto projects like $BAT reward browsing but rarely extend revenue sharing to social participation.
Dlicom takes a different approach. Up to 45% of advertising revenue is intended to be redistributed to creators and users who actively contribute to the ecosystem. This is built into the platform’s economics, not a temporary campaign or a short-term incentive. Revenue participation is tied to how people actually use the platform over time. Users who engage on Dlicom and stake $DLI can take part in revenue distribution through the SFR mechanism. The goal is to link platform growth with real participation, rather than reward attention alone.
In #SocialFi , incentive design tends to matter more than narratives. When the rules are unclear or feel one-sided, activity usually drops over time. Revenue sharing works only when the mechanics are transparent, predictable, and easy to understand.
One app that unifies social and financial activity, without switching tools or sacrificing privacy.
Chat, payments, tipping, asset storage, and community participation all happen in one encrypted, self-custody experience designed to reward interaction, not extract data. Social layer plus financial layer, fully integrated. That’s the difference between using #Web3 and living in it.
#Dlicom returns 45% of ad revenue to creators and users 💰
On some popular Web2 platforms, 100% of ad revenue stays with the platform. Other models like $BAT reward attention at the browser level, but don’t extend revenue sharing to social creation itself.
And here comes the interesting part, Dlicom does.
The 45% split is built into the model from day one, not promised “someday.” You create the content and drive the engagement. The value flows back to the people who actually build the platform.
This is what fair #SocialFi looks like. What do you think is a fair revenue split for creators?
No one really thinks about this when they use social apps. 🚨
You don’t pay with money, but you pay with your data. Such as your behaviour, your habits, and even your attention, all have value.
In Web3, we see parts of this clearly. $FIL stores data. $GRT indexes it.
But on most social platforms, users never actually control what they generate.
That value is tracked, profiled, and quietly turned into profit. Over time, a lot of people in crypto started to question this model.
Not from a technical angle, but from a human one.
That question is what shaped how #Dlicom is being built.
A #SocialFi platform focused on protecting users instead of extracting from them, where communication is private, ownership is clear, and interaction doesn’t come with hidden costs.
Social connection shouldn’t require giving up control.
Would you trade a bit of convenience for real privacy?
$SOL proved something important, which is speed and low-friction change behaviour.
When things feel instant, people actually use them.
The same rule applies beyond payments, to chat, tipping, and everyday interaction.
That’s the principle guiding how we think about building at Dlicom: remove friction first, let real behaviour follow. UX shapes culture more than features.