Prices go up and down. Predictions change every week. That’s exactly why #SocialFi shouldn’t be built on speculation, but on ownership, privacy, and real interaction.
Markets react to liquidity. Communities are built on trust.
Over the past days, we’ve been discussing Web3, self-custody, and digital communities.
Here’s a bit of context. We’re building Dlicom in the #SocialFi space, not as another social app, but as an experiment around privacy-first communication and human-centred communities.
The core idea is simple: Social platforms shouldn’t be optimised solely for engagement metrics, but rather for trust, clarity, and genuine interaction.
We are listening closely to how people actually use #Web3 today.
What do you think current social platforms get most wrong?
Did you know that Web3 adoption in 2025 hasn’t been led by speculation, it’s been driven by real utility?
Across the industry this year, decentralized apps (dApps) and Web3 projects have shifted away from hype cycles and toward practical use cases that people actually use, especially in gaming, AI integration, and utility-driven protocols. Analysts note that Web3 gaming tokens and AI-powered blockchain projects are leading the market rally in December, signaling demand for real-world Web3 experiences over pure speculation.
This marks a subtle but important trend: Web3 is about useful on-chain experiences that deliver value.
Have you seen this shift in your own Web3 interactions this year?