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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 22d

Everyone says “India should have its own social media platforms.” True but it’s not that simple. You need $7–8 billion+ to build something that can survive against Meta, X, or TikTok. It’s not just about making an app it’s about building an entire ecosystem. Koo had momentum but couldn’t scale because competing with global giants in an open market isn’t easy. Medial, on the other hand, focused on a niche and built smart. That’s the difference. In India, we don’t have a digital firewall like China. We’re in an open internet economy you’re competing with Silicon Valley on Day 1. Unless we back serious founders, invest real capital, and stop cloning existing apps, nothing will change.

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Kamalesh B

Building India's own... • 21d

I am working on it which can compete with global giants. I know it's hard, too hard but it's not impossible. India's own social media platform.

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Ankit bhati

Co founder aurameter... • 21d

we are not competing with them we are making space for genz where they can discover their aura and we are making their mindful positive habits in rewards

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 21d

every platform started with less money. funding is needed for scaling.

Somen Das
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Mould Innovation • 21d

🫩 still I will try.

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Bastab Chakraborty

Do whatever you want... • 21d

Koo started using a cheap trick,paying users just for using the app.This only attracted people who wanted free money. Once they withdrew, they left. That’s why the platform failed. And it’s not just them,every company that has tried this strategy has failed.

Om Pandey

An engineer • 21d

We don't have a digital firewall but we can build a quality engagement firewall but for that domestic users have to prioritise us.

Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 21d

All the best

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