<transcript><audio_51>cool yeah I've been watching a bit of the news today because I've been I've been staying off a Facebook because everything to do with crypto has been banned on Facebook and just discovered some interesting other platforms I went on myspace the first time since about</transcript><transcript><audio_52>2007 how to look on myspace but I thought all the guys who are marketing crypto on Facebook where have they gone but they haven't gone backwards they've gone forwards and there's actually some social networks out there which are</transcript><transcript><audio_53>powered by the blockchain and decentralized and where the users actually are paying each other so a couple of weeks ago we talked about steam it's St EE MIT and that's one where you can actually post content and</transcript><transcript><audio_54>then when people like it or comment you actually generate currency in their particular their particular coin which is called steam so if you've got interesting contents and 50 or 60 or 100 people like your content then you're actually making</transcript><transcript><audio_55>bankable amounts of money which is it's it's similar to Facebook in the fact that it's kind of like little micro blogs just articles and pictures and things like that the other one is kind of similar to twitter and it's called</transcript><transcript><audio_56>leroy el double e ro Y and with Leroy it's actually running on the etherium blockchain and to access it from your computer you need to install a little piece of software to run inside your browser it's almost like a Java Script</transcript> cool yeah I've been watching a bit of the news today because I've been I've been staying off a Facebook because everything to do with crypto has been banned on Facebook and just discovered some interesting other platforms I went on myspace the first time since about 2007 how to look on myspace but I thought all the guys who are marketing crypto on Facebook where have they gone but they haven't gone backwards they've gone forwards and there's actually some social networks out there which are powered by the blockchain and decentralized and where the users actually are paying each other so a couple of weeks ago we talked about steam it's St EE MIT and that's one where you can actually post content and then when people like it or comment you actually generate currency in their particular their particular coin which is called steam so if you've got interesting contents and 50 or 60 or 100 people like your content then you're actually making bankable amounts of money which is it's it's similar to Facebook in the fact that it's kind of like little micro blogs just articles and pictures and things like that the other one is kind of similar to twitter and it's called leroy el double e ro Y and with Leroy it's actually running on the etherium blockchain and to access it from your computer you need to install a little piece of software to run inside your browser it's almost like a Java Script
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