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ProductBluesky Social

Bluesky

A decentralized social media platform built on the AT Protocol (Authenticated Transfer Protocol) and operated by the non-profit organization Bluesky Social PBC. Its core characteristics include an open API and a decentralized architectural design.

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Timeline (last 90 days)

Oct 20

A multi-platform presence (Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn) can provide a buffer when a single platform's policies change, but note that user demographics and interaction logic differ across platforms, so content needs to be adjusted accordingly rather than simply synchronized.

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Oct 15

Bluesky is based on the AT protocol, allowing users to store their identity and data on their own servers, and different platforms can interoperate.

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Oct 15

Bluesky CEO Toni Schneider was interviewed at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, talking about the direction of Attie's development toward app generation.

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Oct 15

When Attie was first launched this year, it was positioned to help users build their own feeds through AI; users only needed to describe what content they wanted to see, and Attie could generate the corresponding algorithm filtering rules.

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Oct 15

In Bluesky's architecture, transaction history, review records and reputation scores can be bound to identity rather than to the platform, and when a user switches to another application based on the AT Protocol, these trust credentials can theoretically still be verified and inherited.

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Oct 15

Bluesky executives clearly stated that advertising is not the only path to monetization for the platform, and the team is exploring the possibility of letting users directly complete activities such as buying, selling and fundraising within the network.

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Oct 15

Bluesky executives believe that alternative monetization models such as shopping, transactions and fundraising are both technically and commercially viable.

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Oct 15

For users and developers, what is worth watching is which APIs Bluesky will open up next, how it will cooperate with payment service providers, and whether it will bring in third-party applications to take on transaction functions.

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Oct 15

If Bluesky can make the combination of "social + transactions + fundraising" work, it could provide a reference for other open protocols.

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Oct 15

Bluesky's exploration reflects a larger industry trend: the marginal benefits of the advertising model are declining, and platforms need to find new sources of revenue.

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Bluesky's technical foundation is the AT Protocol (Authenticated Transfer Protocol), a decentralized social networking protocol independently developed by Bluesky.

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A multi-platform presence (Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn) can provide a buffer when a single platform's policies change, but note that user demographics and interaction logic differ across platforms, so content needs to be adjusted accordingly rather than simply synchronized.

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When Attie was first launched this year, it was positioned to help users build their own feeds through AI; users only needed to describe what content they wanted to see, and Attie could generate the corresponding algorithm filtering rules.

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Bluesky is based on the AT protocol, allowing users to store their identity and data on their own servers, and different platforms can interoperate.

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Bluesky executives clearly stated that advertising is not the only path to monetization for the platform, and the team is exploring the possibility of letting users directly complete activities such as buying, selling and fundraising within the network.

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Bluesky executives believe that alternative monetization models such as shopping, transactions and fundraising are both technically and commercially viable.

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Bluesky's exploration reflects a larger industry trend: the marginal benefits of the advertising model are declining, and platforms need to find new sources of revenue.

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For users and developers, what is worth watching is which APIs Bluesky will open up next, how it will cooperate with payment service providers, and whether it will bring in third-party applications to take on transaction functions.

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Attie is positioned by Bluesky as an experimental product and is still in an exploratory stage.

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Attie's core mechanism is to turn natural language descriptions into runnable interactive content and distribute it via Bluesky's social graph.

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Bluesky calls Attie "social vibe coding", which layers a distribution dimension on top of the vibe coding concept.

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Attie puts generated content and distribution into the Bluesky ecosystem, so the generated content naturally has social exposure channels and can be viewed, shared, and interacted with like a post.

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For Attie, Bluesky's social graph has two kinds of value: first, distribution, and second, social feedback signals.

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Bluesky has not yet disclosed Attie's user scale or content data.

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In a discussion on Bluesky, a respondent named The Projekt said that a gateway is only worth it when you need to set spending caps by team, and before that it is just one more relay link that can go down.

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在过去七天内,六个AI品牌在Bluesky上的提及量分别为:ChatGPT 298+、Claude AI 300+、Gemini 300+、OpenAI 300+、Anthropic 298+、Perplexity 300+。

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本份Bluesky周报是基于开放AT Protocol API自动生成的,抓取了平台上的热门话题和AI品牌提及情况。

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Ownfeed is a social feed product that displays only people who need your product; after users paste a product URL, it automatically scans Reddit, X, Bluesky, and Hacker News daily to filter for potential customer posts.

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Bluesky is built on the AT Protocol and currently has a relatively high degree of data openness, but its user base is still far smaller than that of Reddit and X.

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Platforms with open APIs enable communities and independent developers to build transparent detection and governance tools, while platforms with closed APIs make third-party oversight and investigation more difficult.

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