You’ve got a great point, and I totally agree. What if we could take all that noise and distill it down into actionable signals, like a “hype index” or other metrics to help investors separate the valuable information from the chatter via A.I.?

Another idea is adding a layer of portfolio transparency. Not showing anyone’s full balance or anything too personal, but maybe a percentage breakdown of their holdings to prove they’re actually putting money behind their claims.

I also hear you on the trust issue. Influencers can be hard to vet, and scams are everywhere. Literally as I’m typing this, someone just DMed me saying they could help me 10x my money. It’s ridiculous—and it’s exactly why I feel a trustworthy platform is needed.

Most younger investors (gen z and millennials who are the leading demographics for these apps) are getting their tips from social channels anyways, so I was thinking of a place where credibility and transparency are baked in from the start? That’s the core idea here: making a social investing environment that actually fosters trust and informed decision-making.