The Protocol Social Layer refers to the set of social and organizational structures, community norms, and communication channels that operate around a blockchain protocol. This layer includes decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), forums, and collective decision-making processes. It represents human coordination.
Context
This layer is increasingly recognized as a critical component for the long-term health and evolution of decentralized networks. News articles discussing blockchain governance, community engagement, or the development of new decentralized applications often refer to the importance of a robust protocol social layer.
The 10M DAU milestone validates decentralized social graphs as a viable product primitive, shifting the network effect flywheel toward user-owned data and verifiable identity.
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