Friendtech: A Web3 Social Media App
The purpose of this dashboard is to provide an analysis of this social media, with the following aspects being examined: - Protocol Fundamentals (TVL, Revenue, Fees, Users, Volume) - Trading Statistics & Creators' Earnings (Top Creator, Traders) - MEV Sniping Bot Activities and Impact
One of the most popular applications on Base, known as Friend.Tech, offers a unique feature of tokenizing crypto personalities. Users have the opportunity to buy and sell "shares" representing individuals, and their prices are determined by market supply and demand. Owning these "shares" provides users with exclusive access to private chats with the respective person.
Friend.Tech was among the pioneers in the decentralized social media landscape. It gained considerable attention, mainly because of its @TweetDAO initiative. This project involved NFTs that granted users access to post from a shared Twitter account.
The primary developer behind this endeavor, who is recognized as @0xRacerAlt, also served as the lead developer for @TweetDAO.
As Coinbase's Senior Staff Software Engineer, Yuga Cohler (@yuga.eth), aptly noted, "The more activity and speculation surrounding you, the greater your potential earnings."

Friend.tech offers a unique set of features that set it apart in the decentralized social app landscape. It operates by enabling users to invest in their friends' social networks or any group of users, effectively tokenizing their social credibility. This innovative approach means that every user on the platform functions as a social token, which can be purchased, sold, or held like an asset, its value rising in tandem with the user's credibility.
When you acquire shares of a user's account, you gain entry to that influencer's private group chats. The amount you spend includes a platform fee, which is divided between the influencer or creator and the platform itself. Specifically, every transaction involving the buying or selling of shares incurs a 10% fee. Half of this fee is directed to the user you are trading with, while the other half contributes to the Friend.tech treasury.
Notably, Friend.tech has recently rebranded its "Shares" feature as "Keys," highlighting its primary function as a means to unlock access to chatrooms for followers.
The purpose of this dashboard is to provide an analysis of this social media, with the following aspects being examined:
- Protocol Fundamentals (TVL, Revenue, Fees, Users, Volume)
- Trading Statistics & Creators' Earnings (Top Creator, Traders)
- MEV Sniping Bot Activities and Impact
🔻 (Note: "TVL" stands for Total Value Locked, and "MEV" refers to Miner Extractable Value.)