VibeGraam - Decentralized Social Media Platform Made for Generating Funds for charitable Organizations Made on Solana
The social Medial Platforms we have available today have a Severe issue of
◉Trust
◉Data Manipulation
◉Data Breach
◉Centralization of Power of Data
◉Contributing Nothing Directly to the Charity
We at Vibegraam Have aimed to Solve these issues , Since we have used Blockchain the Main 3 problems are Solved automatically
Data Manipulation
Data breach
and Centralization of power
There have been other Decentralzied Social medial Platform , But most are made on Ethereum and That is much much slower and Expensive to work with
But! Not VibeGRaam since we Used SOLANA BLOCKCHAIN our Interface is Lighting fast compared to Other Decentralized Social Media
While Ethereum can only process 30 transactions per second, Solana can process 65,000 transactions per second.
The block time of Ethereum is 15 seconds, whereas that of Solana is just one second.
Solana has a fees that is 0.01 USD per transaction compared to other Platforms Made on Ethereum Which cost upto 14usd per transactions
Thus our Platform will attract more Users without them thinking about the expense that much
Which will in turn Help us in Generating revenue for Charitable Organization through the ad revenue Our platform Generates
50% of all the Revenue Generated will be made to automatically be sent to the Phantom wallets of Charitable organizations
And since all the data is saved on chain, there is no issue of anyone hindering with this process of
50% funds being transferred to the Charitable oraganizations
First, run the development server:
1.yarn install
2.yarn buildTo install All the needed dependendcies
Now You need to Download Phantom Wallet as all the data is Saved on chain.
So you need some SOLANA or Solana Faucests to validate the transactions on chain.
For that You can get some Solana Faucets from the link given below.Download Phantom Wallet=[https://phantom.app/download].
Get Solana Faucet = [https://solfaucet.com/].
3.yarn start
# or
yarn devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
You can start editing the page by modifying pages/index.js. The page auto-updates as you edit the file.
API routes can be accessed on http://localhost:3000/api/hello. This endpoint can be edited in pages/api/hello.js.
The pages/api directory is mapped to /api/*. Files in this directory are treated as API routes instead of React pages.
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