Why do we build Kiwi:

Reaching new people on the Internet is hard. So is finding great, non-mainstream quality content.

As social media became the principal tool for distributing content, creators with fewer than 10k followers face an uphill battle to be noticed, even if their work is extraordinary.

It's especially true in web3 where Hacker News - once a leading forum for intellectual exchange - has become openly hostile towards crypto. Creators are thus relegated to sharing their content through Discord, Telegram, and various social media channels, praying that by a stroke of luck, someone will notice their work.

On the other hand, if you are a reader looking for great things, you need to check noisy social media newsfeeds and group chats, hoping to find the content needle in the haystack of unrelated posts.

That's why we created Kiwi News - to help both creators and readers.

For creators we provide a platform that levels the playing field and helps them to be heard. Even when their content is not shared by the most popular kids in the room. Kiwi readers on the other hand can now take a look at the community-curated links and uncover hidden gems in 5 minutes, instead of digging on different social media for hours.

If you want to join our cause, mint a Kiwi NFT and submit and upvote links to co-create a rich, intellectual space. Every action taken on Kiwi News is a vote for better content.