Typerium is a very interesting new project.  The area of decentralization of social media is a key growth area at the moment and is something that can only be beneficial to content creators.  It is also good to see Typerium addressing the issue of piracy, and protecting the intellectual property of content creators, as this is something which has always been a problem on the internet.  The ability to timestamp creations and intellectual property, through the concept of Proof of Existence, is something that has been sadly lacking in existing social media sites.  A working, decentralised marketplace allowing for buying & selling of digital content would also prove extremely useful, particularly if it starts to see widespread adoption.  This project could be a game changer in a number of ways.

The inclusion of creation design software is a unique feature that should ensure Typerium stands out from its competitors.  By suggesting typographical layouts, image and font pairings, filters, etc., users can create beautiful pieces of content without any prior design
experience.

The ability for content creators to sell their content in the marketplace for TYPE tokens should prove very popular, particularly once Typerium gathers momentum and the tokens are listed on exchanges.  This gives an obvious financial incentive for creators to produce and sell more content.  Additionally, the blockchain-based trust and reputation system should help safeguard against poor-quality content.  The trust and reputation system will give more control and transparency, and also reduce the incidence of fraud between creators and buyers. All transactions will be recorded over the Ethereum blockchain, and smart contracts will be used to automatically update ratings based on the performance and
history of buyers and sellers.

The payment gateway is another promising feature, which is aiming to provide faster and cheaper payments along with a proprietary wallet.  For the average creator, any system which proves better and more efficient than existing solutions (e.g. PayPal with its excessive fees) is bound to prove both popular and welcome.

It looks like the social media arena will see a lot of changes this year, mostly for the better.  While there are similar projects, Typerium offers a unique, holistic approach to content creation, and this could prove to be what makes it stand apart.  Hopefully it will be a success!