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# PIBBLE Ecosystem Summary

The PIBBLE ecosystem combines media contents sharing social platform with blockchain technology, thus creating the following ecosystem.

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Reward system for social value
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Blockchain based P2P commerce
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Crowdfunding using cryptocurrency
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P2P marketing system between social participants
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Reward for contents curation
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Marketplace expansion for experts
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The PIBBLE platform is a social sharing platform that manufactures and consumes media contents similar to Instagram. But while Instagram has its data centralized, the PIBBLE platform has user to user rewards and empowerment methods by means of adopting a decentralized social platform.

A rewarding platform using blockchain and cryptocurrency in blogs known as STEEMIT, is already in existence. The PIBBLE platform combines rewarding platforms like STEEMIT and popular contents such as images, thereby constructing a more comprehensive rewarding social platform ecosystem.


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