Milady and Remilia: New Social Network on the Starting Blocks

The creators of the Milady NFT project have ambitious plans: they want to revolutionize the culture of social media. They are on the verge of launching a new network intended to challenge X. This step is heralded by the introduction of official Milady profiles. At the center is RemiliaNET, a browser-integrated experience that offers an overview of the achievements of the Milady community. Users build a sort of "social credit score," which is linked to a global ranking. Without a set release date yet, RemiliaChat, a full social network with an algorithm-powered feed and chat function, is expected to follow. Michael Dragovic of Remilia Corporation emphasized to Decrypt that their ambitions go beyond crypto and NFTs. The goal: saving global internet culture. RemiliaNET, the identity platform of RemiliaChat, is the first step towards full integration of social functions. A countdown on the Milady-Cult website sparked speculation and memes. After a delay due to the murder of activist Charlie Kirk, the curtain was lifted: RemiliaNET went live. Users can use Kagami profile pictures or upload their own NFTs. The platform will be the central place for the Milady community to document achievements and see ranking results. The system promises to provide more seamless and versatile rewards—beyond the CULT token—and to design challenges innovatively. In the development process of RemiliaChat, it becomes clear that they intend to learn from the mistakes of platforms like Reddit, Discord, and Twitter. Increased anonymity and the avoidance of "slop" content are a focus. RemiliaCorp has recognized the potential: digital meeting points are the campfires of modern times. However, moderation remains a critical issue. Dragons promises minimal interference in the user experience but clear boundaries on illegal activities.