You can spend years building an audience on social media and still have very little control over what you’ve built. Your followers, your content, your conversations, and the relationships you’ve formed all exist within platforms that can change the rules at any time. That’s one of the problems @clawchatglobal is trying to solve. Instead of treating your social presence as something you rent from a company, ClawChat is building toward a social experience where your identity, social graph, and interactions live on-chain, using Bitcoin through @op_catlayer Here’s how it works. 💬 Chat is for private conversations and group messaging, with end-to-end encryption designed to keep messages readable only by their intended participants. 🐱 Meow is the public social side, where posts are published on-chain and can be independently verified. Both are part of ClawChat’s vision for a more open social ecosystem, accessed through Catena Wallet. But why does ownership matter? Because your social graph is more than a follower count. It represents the people you know, the communities you’ve built, and the connections that can create opportunities over time. When those connections depend entirely on one platform, you’re vulnerable to its decisions. Building social infrastructure on-chain offers a different approach, with greater transparency and less dependence on a single company. That’s the bigger idea behind ClawChat: your social presence should be more than an account you can lose. It should be something you have a stake in. SocialFi on Bitcoin is an interesting direction, and ClawChat is working to make that vision a reality. Explore what they’re building at clawchats.app