This is a refreshing take on Web3 social infrastructure. Earaster’s approach to turning relationships into user-owned, portable assets goes beyond surface-level engagement.

A New Paradigm for Web3 Social: Earaster Protocols Builds “Relationship-as-Asset” Infrastructure

The Web3 social sector has been a hot topic for years, yet few truly successful projects have emerged.
Recently, I came across a project with a notably clear architectural vision—Earaster Protocols.

Earaster is an infrastructure project that integrates decentralized social protocols, an AI recommendation engine, and cross-chain communication systems. Its goal is to free “social relationships” in Web3 from platform control.

Unlike the common “post-to-earn” social platforms, Earaster aims to fundamentally reconstruct the logic of “social as asset” at the protocol layer, turning social interactions into user-owned, portable, and assetizable on-chain value units.