Twetch: The First Copyright-Focused Social Network of the Digital Age As the AI era accelerates, one of the most significant challenges we face is copyright. Movies, dramas, videos, images, writing — as AI generates content at an unprecedented scale, the questions of “Who is the original creator?” and “Who published it first?” will matter more than ever before. Existing platforms like X, Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are not built to solve this problem. They treat content as platform assets, capture the majority of advertising and subscription revenue, and leave creators with limited upside. When accounts are suspended or services shut down, even the records themselves can become unreliable. Twetch can take a different path.

1. An On-Chain Copyright Vault The moment content is posted, it receives a permanent timestamp on the blockchain. This creates immutable proof that “I published this content at this specific time.” In the AI age, this kind of verifiable proof of origin will become essential.
2. A Creator-First Model Because content is anchored on-chain, it becomes possible to design systems where original creators automatically receive a share of revenue whenever their work generates value elsewhere.
3. If Social Networks Worldwide Run on BSV When content usage and monetization are connected through the same chain, automatic royalty distribution to original creators becomes feasible. BSV’s extremely low microtransaction fees make even small percentage splits economically viable. The core difference is simple: When you post content, ownership and proof remain with the creator. Where X, Meta, TikTok, and YouTube operate as platform-centric systems, Twetch should become a creator-centric permanent record system. As AI dramatically increases the volume of creative output, people will increasingly look for places where they can securely protect their work. If Twetch positions itself correctly on this point, it has the potential to attract creators from around the world. Keep it on-chain. Return value to the creator. That is the direction Twetch should take.