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More and more, the social media giants are being replaced by blockchain technology. One backbone in particular that's gaining more and more traction is that of Steemit. Now, Steemit itself is a blogging platform not too dissimilar from the likes of Blogger and Tumblr to a good degree. However, there are other frontends that are expanding what can be done on the Steemit platform.
Enter Zappl.com a Twitter replacement. It looks a lot like it, functions a lot like it, but it's decentralized and based on Steemit's blockchain, which means people liking your "tweets" or "Zaps" can and will earn you revenue. Just like upvotes on Steemit can earn you a stream of revenue, likewise the same is true with Zappl itself.
Looking to replace YouTube? That would be d.Tube
Looking to replace Twitch? That would be dlive
Looking to replace Reddit, 9gag, ifunny, etc? That would be dmania
There's even a blockchain version of what I could best surmise as git called Utopian.io
And if you're looking to replace the likes of Google+, Facebook and MySpace, well, you have Busy.org.
It's amazing to see how many new frontends are beginning to sprout up and make their appearance in the realm of being able to replace the current common social media giants. And it's honestly a worthwhile investment for those seeking to invest money into something as the currency of Steemit (Steem Dollars or SBD). It's currently standing around the $3 USD mark.
Steem Dollars$3.32(4.52%)0.0003150 BTC(6.60%)
The younger generations are looking to jump ship away from places like Facebook and YouTube. Let's face it, it's where their parents are and thusly, it's not seen as cool anymore. I know people think that Facebook, Twitter and Google are all too big to fail, but MySpace thought the same thing, and when I was young and MySpace was the thing everyone used, even I scoffed at the thought that Facebook would eventually overtake MySpace. But it happened.
With Steemit growing due to these various frontends for video, livestreaming, gaming, memes, social media in general, all forming around the central cryptocurrency at this time like Steemit's going, you'd be an idiot not to invest.
A year ago to date, SBD (Steem Dollars) were only worth a few cents USD, now it's worth $3.32 as of this article's posting. You may have missed investing in bitcoin, but you don't have to miss investing into Steemit, and I'd highly encourage it.
I've given you the various links that uses Steemit as a front end, you can easily and clearly see for yourself the massive potential. And it's going to happen. It only seems like the crippling censorship of the social media giants is popular, because the social media giants amplify the very loud and vocal minority of voices while silencing dissent.
YouTube is dramatically losing money, so is Facebook, and so is Twitter. Google is bleeding money like there's no tomorrow, their profits are in a major decline, you can see this for yourself. Sites like Steemit? They're on an incline, the trend is happening.
The only question for investors is are you going to bite the bullet? Or are you going to let something pass you by and take the financial bullet?
Posted from my blog with SteemPress : https://www.cryptodeaf.x10.mx/2018/03/01/zappl-the-twitter-of-the-blockchain/