Recently, many accounts have been mysteriously frozen on Twitter, which is quite alarming. What's even more disheartening is that the appeal process is almost like guesswork; no one knows exactly what was flagged as a violation.
From a "antifragile" perspective, putting all eggs in one basket is too risky. The business you build and the followers you accumulate shouldn't be dependent on a single platform's decision. You need to leave yourself a backup and develop multiple channels to be safer.
Speaking of which, although Gate.io's user base isn't exactly the same as Twitter's and newcomers might need some adjustment, in terms of policy environment and content friendliness, it is indeed one of the most stable options in the crypto space at the moment. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to plan ahead.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 12-16 03:34
Twitter's account bans this time are really outrageous. My friends haven't even figured out how they got frozen.
Multi-chain deployment really needs to be arranged; you can't put all your assets on Twitter.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-16 02:42
Twitter's appeal system is really incredible; operating as a black box, everyone has to be cautious.
It's right to talk about multi-platform layout, but that last sentence with the advertising vibe is a bit much haha.
The egg basket theory is fine to mention here, but the accounts that truly survive are those with solid content.
Once frozen, it's just frozen; worrying here is useless anyway, as big influencers all have backup accounts.
Don't just rely on recommendations; you need to try it yourself to know if the platform is reliable.
Platforms are just tools; content is the key to survival, and that logic is correct.
It seems that account freezing in the crypto world has become the norm now; who can guarantee it won't be their turn someday?
Instead of promoting new platforms, it's better to teach people how to manage risks.
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JustHereForMemes
· 12-13 13:46
Twitter is really becoming more and more unreasonable. Accounts just disappear without warning, and appeals are just a matter of luck.
Multiple platforms definitely need to diversify; you can't put all your eggs in one basket.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12-13 13:34
Really, Twitter now is like a casino; wake up after sleeping, and the account is gone. Appeals are useless.
Decentralization is fake; being sanctioned by centralized authorities is real.
Diversifying channels must be prioritized; can't put all your eggs in one basket.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 12-13 13:30
Really, Twitter's appeal system is just ridiculous, operating as a black box to the extreme.
Having a multi-platform presence has long been something that should be done; it's never too late.
Rather than worrying about being frozen every day, it's better to quickly diversify risks.
We can't wait for this wave of market to settle; a stable platform should have been switched long ago.
Twitter's unpredictability is too high; it's safer to have multiple outlets.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-13 13:29
Twitter's black box account bans are really outrageous; appeals are useless.
Multi-platform deployment is the way to go; don't put all your eggs in one basket.
It should have come out long ago.
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AlwaysAnon
· 12-13 13:29
It's indeed outrageous that Twitter randomly bans accounts, and appeals are just guessing—who knows where they crossed the line.
Diversifying across multiple platforms is the real key; don't leave your fate in the hands of algorithms.
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PerpetualLonger
· 12-13 13:18
Twitter can be frozen at any time? Bro, isn't this just a trick by the bears? I saw through it a long time ago. But on the other hand, having more positions is indeed safer; putting all your funds into one platform is like being at the mercy of the air force.
Recently, many accounts have been mysteriously frozen on Twitter, which is quite alarming. What's even more disheartening is that the appeal process is almost like guesswork; no one knows exactly what was flagged as a violation.
From a "antifragile" perspective, putting all eggs in one basket is too risky. The business you build and the followers you accumulate shouldn't be dependent on a single platform's decision. You need to leave yourself a backup and develop multiple channels to be safer.
Speaking of which, although Gate.io's user base isn't exactly the same as Twitter's and newcomers might need some adjustment, in terms of policy environment and content friendliness, it is indeed one of the most stable options in the crypto space at the moment. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to plan ahead.