Blockster, the Future of Social Networking in the Crypto Market

As, back in 2017, Facebook and Google – the world’s biggest advertising platforms – announced a blanket ban on crypto advertising, major crypto companies were left with little to no ways of reaching their target audience. In order to connect with their communities, these companies took to Medium, Twitter, and Reddit. Even though most of them still rely on these platforms, the data there is scattered, which makes it challenging to efficiently navigate it. From the crypto enthusiasts’ point of view, up until recently, there’s been a lack of a single, reliable source of information. One had to rely on platforms like CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko to track the performance of their favorite projects, go to Reddit to discuss them, get the latest industry updates on Medium and Twitter, or watch influencers reviews on YouTube. So we were left with a disintegrated social landscape for an emerging market, which made it difficult for traders and creators to communicate, assess the information, or monetize their content – and this is exactly where Blockster comes in to fill the gap. A Thriving Community For the Rising Market According to the project’s whitepaper, the word ‘blockster’ stands for a crypto-centric or a business using the Blockster platform to connect, create, earn and learn. It perfectly sums up the platform’s mission: to connect all the blocksters of the world: crypto enthusiasts, content creators, entrepreneurs, and investors,...