Collective Memory is a new type of social network built on attention trust and real life moments. It focuses on sharing honest experiences without filters or platform control. The project has announced a multi stage partnership with Walrus to build the future of on chain social networking. This cooperation will bring millions of user memories onto the blockchain and help create the largest real life moment database in the world.
The goal of this partnership is to solve major problems that come with fast network growth. These problems include scaling trust and fair value. Together Collective Memory and Walrus aim to build a system that records human life in a more real and open way.
Collective Memory allows users to upload photos videos and text from daily life. These are called memories. Each memory is treated as a real digital asset. Time and location are used to help confirm that the content is real. There is no hidden system deciding what people should see. Users control what matters.
Supporters can use ATTN tokens to back content they believe is important. When a memory gets more support it becomes more visible. These memories can be about daily life culture events protests or moments that people feel are meaningful. This system helps real stories rise naturally.
The platform also uses something called the Reality Graph. This is a shared map of human experience. It rewards creators who capture strong moments and supporters who notice value early. Together they form a system that helps decide what truly matters. Over time this builds an open knowledge base that both people and future tools can learn from.
The head of the Walrus Foundation shared that many people now understand how much online content is controlled by systems made for profit. These systems take attention but give little value back. Many users feel tired of being controlled by large platforms. This partnership is a response to that feeling.
Collective Memory gives users power over their own feed. By liking or disliking content and earning rewards users shape what they see. There is no hidden system pushing content for profit. Walrus supports this vision with strong speed clear data and open access which helps the platform grow without losing trust.
At present Collective Memory has already stored over one point eight million memories across mobile and web apps. Walrus brings new abilities to the platform. Each memory can now be checked by anyone. This makes the network open and resistant to control.
Walrus also helps with keeping only relevant memories visible. It provides the ability to scale to millions of assets without risk. This allows Collective Memory to grow while staying stable.
The founder of Collective Memory shared that the project has always aimed to reflect true human memory. With Walrus this vision becomes real. Creators can earn from honest moments and early supporters are rewarded for their belief. The platform focuses on truth not hidden rules.
Together Collective Memory and Walrus are building a more open digital world. In this world data truth and ownership belong to users. Real life moments become the most valuable part of the network. #walrus @Walrus 🦭/acc $WAL
