The Social Storage Platform Moss has Successfully Launched with Seamless Integration of Arweave
Introduction
We are thrilled to announce the official launch of Moss, 4EVERLAND’s innovative social cloud storage platform. On January 9th, Moss was successfully launched and seamlessly integrated with Arweave.
What is Moss?
Moss distinguishes itself as a platform for social file management and sharing, harnessing Web3 technology to advance decentralized file management. It aims to offer a decentralized alternative to traditional centralized file management, granting users greater control over their data while enabling swift, effortless, and secure file sharing. At Moss, we harness the power of decentralized storage solutions to facilitate secure storage and management of diverse content types. Additionally, we provide the Mossyland sharing community, empowering creators to establish exclusive sharing spaces and engage with their audience, thereby facilitating the sharing of premium content to generate revenue.
One of its remarkable features is “Stone Creation,” empowering users and creators to encapsulate their distributed files into a “Stone” and share them within the integrated “Mossyland” community, promoting the creation of high-quality content and fostering audience engagement. This feature underscores the paramount importance of data security and reliability.
The Integration with Arweave
The integration of Arweave by Moss serves to address the secure preservation of Stone data, thereby underscoring its commitment to data permanence. The significance of Stone data is self-evident as it encompasses crucial user information and records of social interaction. Moss leverages the underlying Arweave storage provided by 4EVERLAND and fully utilizes 4EVERLAND’s S3 compatibility as well as Arweave’s storage solutions, effectively optimizing the Moss product. Uploading data to Arweave not only mitigates concerns such as data loss and tampering, but also ensures its permanent storage and decentralized nature, providing a more dependable option for safeguarding Stone data.
This integration ensures that the data for each “Stone” is synchronized with Arweave in a versioned manner. Creators and users can utilize the “Vision History” option on the “Stone” page to browse and review the update times of Stone alongside the corresponding AR Hash. Additionally, they can trace back operations through the corresponding permanent Hash.
Conclusion
Moving forward, the continued integration of Arweave’s permanent storage with Moss will persistently address issues related to creator economics and data storage. Moss can effectively leverage Arweave to provide users with better data ownership and a more secure and stable storage experience.
