Luffa北美校园行收官，十校连线激活Web3社交“新血”

Odaily星球日报Published on 2025-04-23Last updated on 2025-04-23

Abstract

Endless启动开发者激励计划。

4 月 22 日，随着卡内基梅隆大学（Carnegie Mellon University, CMU）站活动的圆满结束，Luffa 北美校园行正式完成本阶段全部行程。

这场历时一个多月的高校巡演，覆盖了包括斯坦福大学、加州大学伯克利分校、加州大学洛杉矶分校、南加州大学、德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校、哈佛大学、麻省理工学院、纽约大学、哥伦比亚大学及卡内基梅隆大学在内的十所北美顶尖学府。通过主题演讲、圆桌讨论、产品体验等多种形式，Luffa 构建出一条从技术前沿到思想高地的Web3探索路径，在高校中播下了去中心化社交理念的种子。

Luffa北美校园行收官，十校连线激活Web3社交“新血”

从湾区到波士顿，一场横跨北美的Web3校园对话

此次北美校园行横跨北美大陆，串联起硅谷、洛杉矶、奥斯汀、波士顿、纽约五大创新高地。活动累计吸引超 1000 名现场观众及倍增的线上参与者，涵盖学生、教授、Web3从业者、开发者、内容创作者等多元角色。

近期东海岸的几场活动重点围绕“Web3如何与 AI 更好结合”、“Web3大规模应用的基础”等话题展开互动，引发了关于 AI 训练数据隐私保护、个性化社群治理机制等议题的精彩讨论：

  • 在哈佛大学与麻省理工学院，团队重点分享了 AI 驱动的去中心化社交网络构想，围绕“去中心化身份（DID）在数据主权与社群共识中的价值”以及“人格化 AI 智能体与链上可解释数据结构”展开探讨。Luffa 与 MIT Media Lab 研究者就“AI 模型微调数据的可信引证机制”进行了进一步交流，探讨建设去中心化认知网络的可能性。两校现场均就“用户主导型链上社交机制”展开热烈讨论，部分学生与研究人员表达了参与波士顿地区实验节点共建的兴趣。

  • 在纽约大学和卡内基梅隆大学，话题则聚焦在“年轻人如何参与Web3”。Luffa 所倡导的观点——“Web3不只是下一代金融系统，更是一种全新的价值创造与治理方式”——引发广泛共鸣。现场围绕“参与式社群设计”“无门槛创作机制”等话题展开讨论，并普遍认为随着基础设施逐渐成熟，目前正是青年群体介入、塑造新一代Web3社交范式的关键时机。

  • 在哥伦比亚大学，Luffa 聚焦“AI+Web3是否能重塑下一代互联网基础设施”这一核心议题，与来自 Uniswap Labs、Polygon Labs、Stellar Development Foundation 等项目的嘉宾展开对谈。现场重点分享了 Luffa 在“链上社交智能体”方向的最新进展，构想如何通过 AI 驱动的动态人格系统，为用户建立可持续的链上社交影响力。Polygon 代表提出 Layer 2 在高频交互支持方面的潜力，Uniswap 嘉宾则分享了其对“AI 与去中心化协议协同决策”场景的长期思考。

Luffa北美校园行收官，十校连线激活Web3社交“新血”

大使计划持续推进，激发更多Web3创造力

活动期间，Luffa 同步推进了面向北美高校的大使招募计划，构建由Web3核心用户和社区领袖所组成的去中心化社群网络。目前，首批种子大使已覆盖十所巡演高校，未来还将持续开放申请。他们将连接起用户与技术之间的桥梁，持续倡导 Luffa 一直以来所主张的发展理念：数据主权、隐私优先和社交场景驱动。

作为一款由 Endless Web3创世云支持的去中心化社交平台，Luffa 让用户在享有完全的数据主权和隐私保护的同时，享受到丰富的社交和金融功能，创新的技术优势获得了广泛关注。其底层协议 Endless 集成了多种 AI 能力和组件资源，“像拼乐高一样构建Web3应用”的开发模式也吸引了众多开发者的进一步合作意愿。多个高校技术团队均表示期待基于 Luffa+Endless 协议，设计更多去中心化应用场景，共同勾勒出一个充满创新与活力的Web3共创生态。

Endless 开发者激励计划启动，迈入生态建设新阶段

以十校巡演为起点，Luffa 已完成产品冷启动与开发者生态预热的第一阶段布局，即将迈入全球范围内的产品拓展与生态建设周期。

近期，团队联合 Endless 正式启动开发者激励计划，通过总额 100 万美元的专项基金，支持创新Web3应用开发。该计划面向全球高校开发者、创客团队、产品经理与黑客松参赛者开放，重点鼓励开发者探索两大关键方向：AI 代理 + Web3 和 Web2 到 Web3 的迁移。

除激励计划外，Endless 生态项目 Luffa 也将在 2025 年第二季度全面启动面向全球用户的产品推广行动，包括全球发布会筹备、社群激励机制上线等重要节点。Luffa 将继续构建开放的生态网络，携手更多开发者、研究者与内容创作者，共同探索下一代社交范式的构建路径。

北美校园行虽已收官，但Web3社交的深层变革，才刚刚拉开帷幕。

关于 Luffa

Luffa 是基于采用分布式和加密技术的社交平台，致力于保护用户隐私和数据安全。所有用户数据均受端到端加密（E2EE）保护，并且仅存储在用户自己的设备上，无中心化备份。用户账号不关联真实用户信息，有效防止个人信息泄露。在这里你还可以轻松创建自己的频道、小程序和 AI 机器人。

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关于 Endless Web3创世云

Endless 是一个分布式智能组件协议，定位于Web2到Web3的连接器，使开发者能够轻松构建安全、高效的 Web3 应用，同时确保用户隐私、资产安全和数据自主权。Endless 集成了多种丰富的 AI 能力，使开发者能够轻松便捷地将 AI 能力整合到他们的 DApp 中，或在链上构建 AI Agent。

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