The Internet Got Built Upside Down

Think about how it actually works today. You're scrolling, creating, posting—generating the raw material that powers billion-dollar platforms. You build communities from scratch. You curate conversations. You produce the content that keeps people glued to screens.

Yet who wins? The corporations sitting in the middle, extracting every last drop of value you created.

It's a rigged extraction economy. You do the work. They pocket the profits. Billions flow upward while creators get crumbs—if they get anything at all. The incentives are backwards. The value capture is backwards.

This is exactly why Web3 exists. Decentralized platforms flip the script: creators own their work, communities own their economics, and value flows directly to those who actually generate it. Not some extraction machine deciding what you deserve.