Hello there, we are Femverse DAO, a community dedicated to building and growing the Femverse Daap. Our platform, Femverse, is a girls-only social media app similar to TikTok built on ICP.
Summary
Recognizing that parents in higher income brackets prioritize the same-sex environment for their children especially girls and with the increasing case of online bullying plus declining mental health among young girls, we at Femverse recognize the need for single-sex social media platforms. We expect Femverse to become the preferred platform for girls as we build it, starting with affluent parents.
Invest 5 ICP and receive 100,000 Femverse tokens (FVS). Through our project page on funded.app, - Funded - Crowdfund the future
Get free Femverse tokens when you join our Discord community - FemVerse's server
Overview
Cyberbullying has become a major problem in today’s culture, particularly for young girls. Parents can shield their daughters from the harmful effects of cyberbullying by getting Femverse for them. By restricting access to the platform to girls alone, there is no chance that outsiders or bullies will target them. In order to provide a secure and encouraging environment for girls to engage online, Femverse also enforces stringent community norms and moderation.
High-income parents are increasingly choosing private schools with only one gender. These schools frequently provide girls a more concentrated and encouraging environment where they can flourish both academically and socially. These parents may provide their girls with an online area that is safe and supportive by getting Femverse for them. This will guarantee that their daughters have an amazing and empowering experience in all facets of their lives.
Femverse is a complete solution for parents who wish to give their daughters the greatest education and support network possible, not just a social media site. It tackles issues related to cyberbullying, supports girls’ potential and mental health, and builds a strong community where girls may interact and develop as a group. Femverse is a clever and successful platform for parents to invest in for their daughters, and they are all very good reasons for higher-income parents to do so.
Monetization.
Capitalizing on the growing awareness of the importance of same-sex interactions for children’s social and emotional development among high-income parents, we plan to introduce a premium subscription for Femverse at a reasonable price of $5 per month. This will offer exclusive features and benefits, making the platform more appealing to these parents.
We are also considering launching a free tier version of Femverse, supported by advertisement revenue. This will make the platform accessible to a wider audience.
To further incentivize users and content creators, we will introduce Femverse tokens, which can be earned by creating, uploading, liking, and commenting on videos. This will not only enhance the user’s experience but also promote engagement and growth on the platform, similar to the popular web3 social media dapps.
Important links.
Femverse landing page - https://fem-verselanding.vercel.app/
Funded.app campaign - Funded - Crowdfund the future
Femverse Discord ( Join our discord and get Free Femverse tokens - only the first 500 members) - FemVerse's server
References
American Foreign Service Association. (2016, June). All Girls, All Boys, All Good—The Benefits of Single-Sex Education. The Foreign Service Journal. All Girls, All Boys, All Good—The Benefits of Single-Sex Education | The Foreign Service Journal - June 2016
Ducharme, J., & Nicholls, D. (2019, August 13). Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys | TIME. Time. Retrieved January 23, 2024, from Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys | TIME
New Study Shows Girls More Likely To Be Harmed Using Social Media Than Boys. (n.d.). Cybersmile. Retrieved January 23, 2024, from New Study Shows Girls More Likely To Be Harmed Using Social Media Than Boys
Rice, E., Petering, R., Rhodes, H., Winetrobe, H., Goldbach, J., Plant, A., Montoya, J., & Kordic, T. (2015, March). Cyberbullying Perpetration and Victimization Among Middle-School Students. National Library of Medicine. PMC4330864
2 in 3 Parents Report Their Child Has Been Negatively Affected by Social Media. (2023, September 14). PR Newswire. Retrieved January 23, 2024, from 2 in 3 Parents Report Their Child Has Been Negatively Affected by Social Media