Beyond the permanent record of the Web 3.0 industry’s ever-growing array of public blockchains, its community of users and enthusiasts lives predominately on Twitter, the industry’s town square for open dialogue, advertising and public relations. For better or worse, the fully public nature of both social media and on-chain environments presents a ripe opportunity for The post Social Media May Spell the End of Default On-Chain Privacy – But There’s a Fix appeared first on The Daily Hodl .
