User Guide
  • Walk into Relation
    • Overview
    • Social Graph
    • Social media & Community
  • Relation ONE
    • Introduction
  • Tutorial
    • How to get started in Relation?
      • Login wallets supported
      • How to download multi-chain wallets?
      • Log in Relation ONE Web
      • Log in Relation ONE Mobile Web
        • Log in with mobile wallets
        • Log in with any mobile browser
    • One Page
    • Profile Page
      • Avatar & Name Setting
      • Relation ID
      • Web3 Address Management
      • Web2 Account Verification
    • Bazaar Page
    • Club Page
      • Filter NFT Clubs by Chain
      • Introduction of Club Space
      • Enter a Club
      • Create a Club
      • Club Chat
      • Club Group Photo
      • Club Management
    • Dapps Page
    • Reward Page
      • Airdrop
      • Energy
      • Medal System
        • Background
        • Medal Wall
        • All the Medals & Tasks
      • Task System
        • Daily Task
    • Explore Page
    • Relation Chat Plug-in
      • Introduction of Relation ONE Chat Plugin
      • Download & Installation
      • Relation ONE Chat Plugin Features
        • Contact
        • Chat
          • Chat Features
          • Chat Group
          • DAO
        • Personal Homepage
        • Other Features
          • Add Friends
          • Favorites
          • Settings
        • Relation Float
    • Referral
    • Video Tutorial
  • More
    • Trending people
    • Club
    • How to manually update Chrome extensions
    • How to swtich the wallet account connected to Relation ONE Chat Plugin
    • How to Bind&Unbind Telegram
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  • The way of Expanding Social Graph on Web3
  • Recommended by interest
  • Recommended by Web2 social media
  • Proactive friend-following
  1. Walk into Relation

Social Graph

Social Graph is a graphical representation of how people relate to each other. Whether it's a Web2 or Web3 world, where there are people, there is a network of relationships.

In Web2, a social graph is a network graph that says "I know you". It reflects the people that users know through various means: family members, work colleagues, friends from meetings, high school classmates, club members, friends of friends, and so on. Social graphs are mainly generated by mainstream social networks such as Facebook or LinkedIn, where users send invitations to people they know to build and maintain their social relationships.

In Web3, all crypto natives are using on-chain addresses to participate in the network, which will result in us not having a precise grasp of the real network of relationships of the people behind each address. So e have designed an on-chain recommendation system to help Web3 users expand their personal Web3 social graphs.

The way of Expanding Social Graph on Web3

A social graph is a step-by-step process, and Relation is designed to help users do this simply and precisely. The crypto natives can still refine their network through "people they may know".

Recommended by interest

Recommending people with similar preferences based on the on-chain behavior of the crypto native population, such as NFT trading counterparty, DeFi trading records, Games with a common authorization, and other ways to integrate data for a recommendation.

Recommended by Web2 social media

Recommending friends on Twitter, TG, Discord, and Steam's follow list for you.

Proactive friend-following

Crypto Natives can follow their friends by actively searching for their address, nickname, and DID through Relation One.

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