The current internet landscape is too unfair. The footprints you leave on major platforms—watching videos, shopping records, chat content—all get packaged and sold to advertisers and data brokers. They make billions a year, while you get not a penny.
But a new approach is changing this situation. A blockchain-based decentralized data storage protocol allows you to directly control your data assets.
Here's a clear comparison:
**Traditional Model**: You use free services → Platform collects data → Packages and sells to third parties → You are unaware. Middlemen profit, and you get nothing.
**New Model**: Data is stored on a decentralized network → When companies need your data → Payments are made automatically via smart contracts → Tokens are settled in real-time to your wallet. The entire process is transparent, traceable, and without intermediaries.
Why is this mechanism more attractive?
**First, it truly eliminates middlemen**. No platform commissions, no data brokers skimming the difference, so your earnings are not deducted layer by layer.
**Second, earnings are completely transparent**. Who accessed your data, how many times, how much was paid— all transaction records are on the blockchain and can be checked at any time. No more relying on platforms to tell you your worth.
**Third, your data is genuinely secure**. Encrypted storage + hash verification ensure data integrity and privacy in terms of technology; no one can tamper with or steal it.
**Finally, it’s completely passive income**. Once your data is uploaded, as long as someone is willing to pay for it, you keep earning continuously—even while sleeping.
A real case is very convincing: a user uploaded his fitness data to the protocol, setting a usage fee of 0.1 tokens per use. In just one month, his account accumulated 2000 tokens. It turned out that three health tech companies were using his data for product iteration and user analysis. This guy realized that his daily exercise records and heart rate data are actually so valuable.
The key is, we are still in the early stages. Early data providers often get higher returns—because the database is not yet large, scarcity brings premiums. As more companies join this ecosystem, the demand for data will only increase, and the token value will grow accordingly.
Want to participate? It’s simple: create a wallet → upload your data (could be health data, consumption habits, behavioral preferences, etc.) → set a usage price → wait to get paid.
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TestnetNomad
· 01-11 02:07
Sounds good, but can you really make money? It feels like another scam to trick people.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-10 02:46
Sounds appealing, but can you really make money? Or is it just another scam to fleece investors?
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ApeWithAPlan
· 01-08 04:50
Early dividends are indeed attractive, but this logic has many flaws... Who will guarantee the stability of the token's value?
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AllInDaddy
· 01-08 04:50
Sounds great, but I have a feeling this logic is a bit familiar... Isn't it just a different way of scamming people?
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4am_degen
· 01-08 04:46
Sounds good, but that guy only gets 2000 tokens a month... What's the current price of this coin? Make sure to check carefully so you don't get cut off.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-08 04:35
Sounds great, but can early participants really make money? Or is this just another round of cutting leeks?
The current internet landscape is too unfair. The footprints you leave on major platforms—watching videos, shopping records, chat content—all get packaged and sold to advertisers and data brokers. They make billions a year, while you get not a penny.
But a new approach is changing this situation. A blockchain-based decentralized data storage protocol allows you to directly control your data assets.
Here's a clear comparison:
**Traditional Model**: You use free services → Platform collects data → Packages and sells to third parties → You are unaware. Middlemen profit, and you get nothing.
**New Model**: Data is stored on a decentralized network → When companies need your data → Payments are made automatically via smart contracts → Tokens are settled in real-time to your wallet. The entire process is transparent, traceable, and without intermediaries.
Why is this mechanism more attractive?
**First, it truly eliminates middlemen**. No platform commissions, no data brokers skimming the difference, so your earnings are not deducted layer by layer.
**Second, earnings are completely transparent**. Who accessed your data, how many times, how much was paid— all transaction records are on the blockchain and can be checked at any time. No more relying on platforms to tell you your worth.
**Third, your data is genuinely secure**. Encrypted storage + hash verification ensure data integrity and privacy in terms of technology; no one can tamper with or steal it.
**Finally, it’s completely passive income**. Once your data is uploaded, as long as someone is willing to pay for it, you keep earning continuously—even while sleeping.
A real case is very convincing: a user uploaded his fitness data to the protocol, setting a usage fee of 0.1 tokens per use. In just one month, his account accumulated 2000 tokens. It turned out that three health tech companies were using his data for product iteration and user analysis. This guy realized that his daily exercise records and heart rate data are actually so valuable.
The key is, we are still in the early stages. Early data providers often get higher returns—because the database is not yet large, scarcity brings premiums. As more companies join this ecosystem, the demand for data will only increase, and the token value will grow accordingly.
Want to participate? It’s simple: create a wallet → upload your data (could be health data, consumption habits, behavioral preferences, etc.) → set a usage price → wait to get paid.