Social Networking Architecture
The Social Networking architecture of Unich Network is designed to facilitate meaningful meetings that lead to FC distribution through a three-step process: Swipe, Match, and Meet.
Swipe: Users browse through other profiles based on criteria such as geographic location, shared interests, or networking goals. This process is similar to modern dating applications, providing a quick and intuitive way for users to express interest.
Match: A match is created when two users mutually express interest (double opt-in). This eliminates asymmetry and creates a foundation for communication. Only when there is a match can both parties send messages and arrange a meeting.
Meet: The decisive step is the real-world meeting. This is when in-app activities are transformed into actual connections and FC is distributed. When a meeting is verified (through a third-party independent location verification system), both users are distributed FC (as detailed in Section 5) and Boost (as detailed in Section 4.2) - assets with real value that can accumulate over time.
This architecture eliminates the dark patterns found in traditional platforms. There are no provocative FOMO-inducing notifications or algorithms designed to maximize time spent on the app. Instead, the platform is designed to push users outside the app and into real-world meetings where FC distribution is activated.
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