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Chatwise has allotted 15 billion shares for its users.
ChatWise combines elements of social networking and messaging like Facebook but differentiates itself through user ownership, enhanced privacy, community governance, and a strong focus on a spam-free environment.
Not really. Facebook is owned by Mark Zuckerberg and his company, while ChatWise is owned by its usersβliterally. Every active user can earn shares in the company, making it a user-owned platform rather than a corporate giant profiting off users' data. ChatWise also focuses on secure, private, and vRead more
Not really. Facebook is owned by Mark Zuckerberg and his company, while ChatWise is owned by its usersβliterally. Every active user can earn shares in the company, making it a user-owned platform rather than a corporate giant profiting off users’ data.
ChatWise also focuses on secure, private, and verified communication, unlike Facebook, which is more about public social networking. Itβs more like a mix of WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram, but with equity-sharing and a strong community-driven model.
So, while both are social platforms, the fundamental difference is ownership and purpose. π
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