I used to spend three hours a day on Twitter.

One year ago, I deleted my account.

Now I’m only on Nostr, and I spend maybe ten minutes a day scrolling.


The difference is extraordinary.


The noise is gone.


The manipulation is gone.


And when I leave, I don’t feel drained, I feel uplifted.

That’s when I realised something important:
the new system isn’t just technically superior. 
It’s psychologically healthier.

But the real question is this:
how do we help people transition?

The answer is monetisation.

When creators can earn directly from their audiences, without platforms, advertisers, or banks, they will come.


When they come, they’ll bring their communities with them.


And when those audiences can earn by promoting what they love, the migration becomes inevitable.

That’s what Fanfares makes possible :
a media economy where the network itself becomes the discovery engine.


Every person who finds something valuable becomes a paid promoter of quality.


No algorithms. No ads. Just trust, consequence, and value flowing peer to peer.

Decentralised, open networks are not just better technology.
 They’re the next phase of human communication.


They are where attention becomes aligned with meaning again, 
and where we finally reclaim our time, our minds, and our freedom.