Decentralised Relations/Social Graph

Decentralised Relations/Social Graph is an emerging concept in social network analysis that is based on blockchain technology.

Decentralised Relations

Decentralised Relations refer to the user relationships in a social network that is constructed using decentralised technology. In traditional centralised social networks, user relationships and data are typically monopolized by social media platforms, which lack transparency and control. In a decentralised social network, users can establish and manage their own relationships and data through blockchain technology, without the need to trust third-party platforms, thus better protecting user privacy and data security.

Social Graph

Social Graph is a graphical representation of the relationships between nodes in a social network. In Bond's network, the Social Graph is used to display the connections and interaction relationships between users, including point-to-point connections, group relationships, and more. Through the Social Graph, users can better understand their position and influence in the social network, and better manage their social capital.

Decentralised Relations/Social Graph, through the use of blockchain technology, can achieve the following functions:

• User relationships are 100% recorded on chain.

• Users have complete control over their data and privacy protection.

• Users can better manage and control their own social network data.

• Users can more easily share and exchange data with other users.

• The decentralised model can promote trust and cooperation among users.

• Prevent the risk of misuse and leakage of social network data.

In Bond's network, decentralised relations and social graph are very important. Firstly, these concepts can help users better manage their social capital and data, and strength user trust in the platform. Secondly, these concepts also provide the platform with more social data and analysis methods, which can help optimising the operation and growth of the social network. Finally, these concepts can help establish a fairer, more transparent, and secure social network ecosystem.