Actually, my logic for following is very simple: I don't care how many followers you have; the key is what you're doing, how you think, and whether you have valuable content.
For those who frequently interact with me, I usually go to check out their profiles. There was an account that initially interacted with my posts several times; I clicked in and browsed their content, and I found it really good, so I followed them immediately. Later, I found it interesting and even wrote an article to recommend them.
To put it simply—people with substance, even if they are low-key, can still be noticed.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 9m ago
I can't believe this logic. Even without hype, you can still stand out; content is the real strength.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 01-11 05:31
This is my pursuit, I really don't lie. The number of fans is useless; what's important is whether you have real skills.
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LiquidationKing
· 01-10 07:00
This is the right attitude for engaging with the community; the number of fans really doesn't matter.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-10 06:52
honestly this hits different... real alpha always finds its way through the noise, followers are just noise tbh. it's like spotting liquidity where normies see chaos—quality brews in the dark.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-10 06:35
This is the real deal. The number of fans is just fake; it depends on what you produce that truly reflects the core principles.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 01-10 06:35
ngl this hits different. been accumulating quality follows for years now, not followers—there's a difference. the marathon rewards consistency, not clout.
Actually, my logic for following is very simple: I don't care how many followers you have; the key is what you're doing, how you think, and whether you have valuable content.
For those who frequently interact with me, I usually go to check out their profiles. There was an account that initially interacted with my posts several times; I clicked in and browsed their content, and I found it really good, so I followed them immediately. Later, I found it interesting and even wrote an article to recommend them.
To put it simply—people with substance, even if they are low-key, can still be noticed.