> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://follows.gitbook.io/follows/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://follows.gitbook.io/follows/what-is-follows.md).

# What is Follows?

**Follows is a new form of creator-fan relation leveraging the web3 platform**. It is a social trading platform that connects creators with their fans through real-time dynamic access passes called "Follows." Users can buy and sell these Follows which enables direct monetization options in social media for both creators as well as fans.

Follows is a revolutionary social finance app that disrupts the conventional dynamics of creator-fan relationships. **With Follows, users can seamlessly invest in the success of their favorite creators by purchasing "follows," which is similar to buying shares of a company in traditional financial markets.**

Unlike the complexity of traditional financial markets, **Follows simplifies the process of buying and selling follows, making it accessible and intuitive for all users**. By democratizing the investment process and providing transparency in the creator-fan relationship, Follows empowers both creators and fans to participate in a mutually beneficial ecosystem.

In essence, Follows represents a paradigm shift in how social media and other media platforms operate. By recognizing talent, supporting creators, and enabling fans to share in the rewards, **Follows redefines the landscape of digital engagement, creating a more equitable and rewarding experience for all involved.**

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