Diamond the Decentralized Social Network includes NTF World and More

What is Diamond? It is a decentralized Social Network like Twitter or Instagram.
But, and it is big BUT, it includes NFT creation tools, NFT market, sale and buy opportunities for its users.

You can create your NFT's and sell there. Or follow some NFT artists and buy their NFT's. You can keep your NFT collection or sell some of them later.
Every user has his/her own Coin in Diamond.

I invite you check Diamond World to explore beauties of decentralized Social Network and NTF world together while earning money.

If you Sign Up via this link you will get $25 >>> https://diamondapp.com/?r=SFXFRAkg


What is Diamond?

Diamond is a new type of social network that mixes speculation and social media, and it’s built from the ground up as its own custom blockchain. Its architecture is similar to Bitcoin, only it can support complex social network data like posts, profiles, follows, speculation features, and much more at significantly higher throughput and scale. Like Bitcoin, Diamond is a fully open-source project and there is no company behind it-- it’s just coins and code.

Buying Diamond

The Diamond blockchain has its own native cryptocurrency, called Diamond, that you can use to do all kinds of things on the platform, including buy a new type of asset called “creator coins,” discussed below.​

Anyone can buy the Diamond cryptocurrency with Bitcoin in minutes through the app’s built-in decentralized “atomic swap” mechanism, available on the “Buy Diamond” page. The supply of Diamond is capped at approximately 10.8 million, roughly half that of Bitcoin, making it naturally scarce.

What are Creator Coins?

Everyone Has a Coin

Every profile on the platform gets its own coin that anybody can buy and sell. We call these coins “creator coins,” and you can have your own coin too simply by creating a profile. The price of each coin goes up when people buy and goes down when people sell.

You Can Buy Your Favorite Person’s Coin

To buy someone’s coin, you simply navigate to their profile and hit “Buy.” You can find someone’s profile either by searching for it or by visiting the creator coin leaderboard (shown below). Profiles for the top 15,000 influencers from Twitter have been pre-loaded into the platform, which means you can buy and sell their coins even though they're not on the platform yet. These “reserved” profiles have a “clock” icon next to their names, indicating the owner of the profile has not joined yet.


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