Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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Another key part of Collective Memory is its lack of likes, ads and, as a result, pressure. Instead of all of the above, Collective Memory uses “attention” to quantify what’s performing, allowing its community to decide what’s meaningful, and what therefore gets more exposure.
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social media in 2026 and beyond
real-time is the new currency. unfiltered, unperformed, community journalism untouched by the algoirhtm or ads
Where Instagram is becoming increasingly dominated by sponsored content, it is the users of Collective Memory who decide what is worth being seen by others. This happens through a process called ‘staking’, a literal interpretation of the term ‘attention economy’. Within the app, there is a native cryptocurrency called ATTN. Users ‘stake’ their ATTN... See more
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social media in 2026 and beyond
staking iS BACK
One answer currently bubbling up is Collective Memory, a new live-posting platform that tries to pull the internet back into the real world. The rules are deliberately simple: you can’t upload from your camera roll, you can’t use filters and you can only post what you’re seeing right now. Picking up where BeReal dropped off, every piece of content... See more
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social media in 2026 and beyond and looking towards 2026
live-posting → an evolved bereal and snapchat / basic social media functions with just phototaking capability + geotagging
Absolutely. The social network is the first product, not the vision. What we’re really building is a new information primitive. We call it a “memory”: a piece of content that is geotemporally grounded, unfiltered and carries its own economic value. It’s a building block, not a post built for engagement.
The blockchain is there because we know what... See more
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is blockchain coming back?!!
How does visual culture work on Collective Memory? How’s it different from the usual social feed, and where do you see it going?
On Collective Memory, you can't upload from your camera roll. You can’t add filters. Everything is captured live, geotagged to a specific place and time. This forces the user to appreciate and use their surroundings to... See more
On Collective Memory, you can't upload from your camera roll. You can’t add filters. Everything is captured live, geotagged to a specific place and time. This forces the user to appreciate and use their surroundings to... See more
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Behind the scenes of Alysa Liu’s Olympic victory tour and her new level of fame
Marcus Thompson IInytimes.com
No doubt youth permits such bliss. But Liu’s spirit resonates in part because of the context it contradicts. Public life hums with perennial grievance and anxiety. But Liu’s performance, her personality, cut through it.
“I am a very joyful person,” she says. “My whole thing is I want to share what I feel with other people. I want people to feel the way I feel, or feel something they’ve never felt before. I think that’s, like, the whole point of storytelling is to make people feel something. Art, figure skating, movies — all that is to make people feel something they aren’t feeling. And I’m really grateful that I’m able to do that. It’s literally my dream.”