Trump.” He abandoned the project weeks later amid widespread mockery for its barebones design and failure to gain much traction in terms of views or attention. After months of attempting to build anticipation, the ex-president launched a blog titled “From the Desk of Donald J. Previously the Wall Street Journal reported top contenders included Facebook/Twitter clone CloutHub and a site called FreeSpace, relatively minuscule sites that have tried to attract conservatives. In March 2021, Miller promised Fox News that the president would be returning to social media within two-to-three months with “something that I think will be the hottest ticket in social media going to completely redefine the game” and that “tens of millions of people” will join him. This also wouldn’t be his first attempt at finding a new platform. Trump, launched May 4th as a substitute messaging platform for the former president after he was banned from Facebook and Twitter earlier this year. Politico reported this week that Trump is still debating which site he will end up joining, but it’s hard to imagine he will find a replacement with anywhere near as much reach outside GOP-aligned echo chambers as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube provided.
But our next best guess that Miller is joining some kind of blockchain-powered social media site that bills itself as a free-speech utopia. Previously the Wall Street Journal reported top contenders included Facebook/Twitter clone CloutHub and a site called FreeSpace, relatively minuscule sites that have tried to attract conservatives angry about supposed censorship on mainstream destinations.
There’s not a long list of social networks Trump could be considering joining - he’s banned pretty much everywhere, for now, leaving only fringe networks like far-right sites Parler and Gab - and fewer still that could be described as powered by amazing technical prowess.
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