Holoworld AI × UXLINK: Dual-spiral growth flywheel of social graph and AI agents
In previous Web3 projects, the two most difficult problems to solve were:
1. Cold start - how to make new users willing to try?
2. Retention rate - how to keep old users continuously active?
The uniqueness of Holoworld AI is that it does not only focus on the 'content production' side, but directly combines social graph (UXLINK) + AI agents to create a dual-spiral growth flywheel.
The essence of this logic is: enabling AI native content to achieve viral promotion through social networks, while at the same time embedding the user's social relationships as on-chain assets.
In this article, I will clarify the growth path of 'social × AI' from five perspectives: the monetary value of social interactions, the mechanism of UXLINK, the social driving force of AI agents, the flywheel logic of Holoworld, and the data and potential.
I. Monetary value of social relationships
In the Web2 world, the monetary value of social relationships is controlled by platforms:
• Facebook, Twitter turn user relationships into advertising revenue.
• Douyin and Kuaishou turn social interactions into cost conversion rates through algorithmic recommendations.
But users and creators could only passively accept platform distribution.
In the Web3 world, social relationships are considered the most important local resource.
There are three reasons:
1. Certifiable: Social relationships can be recorded on the chain, which becomes a publicly verifiable resource.
2. Composable: Social information can be applied to various protocols and applications to create new value.
3. Profit sharing: Revenue generated from social interactions can be distributed directly through tokens and smart contracts. This means that anyone who can combine social relationships with the content economy has captured a key driver of growth.