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The decentralized social media race is just starting to heat up. Elon Musk finalized his purchase of Twitter and now everyone is wondering how long it will take for him to make it web3.
While Elon could face an uphill battle considering the Twitter employee backlash, there’s already a bustling decentralized social media app ecosystem on DeSo.
These apps have money native features that creators and entrepreneurs can start earning with right away.
Entre, a Decentralized Web3 LinkedIn Competitor Launched on the Decentralized Social Media Blockchain.
Founder Michael Marra explains “Entre is a web3 professional network designed to help people connect and work in the web3 world.”
On LinkedIn, you have to post content to cultivate opportunities that you can then eventually earn. You can build a professional web3 network, cultivate opportunities, and earn on your content right away on Entre.
Web3 jobs are in high demand as big brands clamor to find talent to build out decentralized ecosystems. Entre has created an ecosystem full of professionals working in and building out web3 ecosystems.
Entre has an integrated marketplace that makes it easy for you to discover the next big web3 opportunity to accelerate your career.
“Decentralized social media is important because users own and control their content and audience,” Founder Michael Marra said.
Entrepreneurs can post jobs and gigs to hire easier and do their team meetings on the same platform. Creators can create content, host live streams, and events.
About Deso
Entre is built on DeSo, the only layer - 1 blockchain designed to build and scale decentralized social media apps to 1 billion users. DeSo is currently listed on coinbase and just pushed its big Hypersync upgrade live on mainnet.
Notable DeSo holders include Sequoia, Coinbase Ventures, a16z, Winklevoss Capital, and Alex Ohanian.
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