2026-01-11 03:29:12

X platform product leader Nikita Bier recently shared a viewpoint that quickly sparked a buzz in the crypto community. He pointed out that since October last year, a saying has been popular in the CT circle — if you want account growth, you need to respond and interact wildly every day. But the problem is, playing like this can actually easily "consume" your influence.

Why is that? Think about it — an average user only browses 20-30 posts a day, and the platform simply can't push all of one person's content to their followers. As a result, many crypto users spend their valuable daily engagement on "gm".

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WhaleShadow

· 01-11 03:59

Even if you go all out, no one watches, so it's better to be precise.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 01-11 03:58

Haha, now it's awkward. Everyone who interacts with gm every day should reflect on that. --- Can crazy interaction really lead to growth? I've seen through that trick long ago. Quality is the key. --- That's right, wasting heat on ineffective socializing is not as good as posting something truly valuable. --- The process in the CT circle should have been changed long ago. Copying and pasting gm all day is really pointless. --- I told you, quality output > quantity bombing. Why are so many people still stubbornly sticking to interaction? --- Another topic like this. Anyway, I prefer to follow my own rhythm and not follow that herd. --- Finally, someone pointed it out. Accounts that flood the screen every day actually see their influence decline. --- Got it. In the future, vertical content will be more popular. No need to be active every day like a work machine.

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