2026-01-15 23:40:14

These two months have changed the posting strategy, shifting from those superficial NFT opinions to analyses of stocks and crypto assets with real execution value—complete with specific code and logic—what's the result? The exposure of each post was directly cut by 80%. Ironically, after these research data were released, multiple projects had already achieved multi-fold increases, and most of them were correctly predicted. Is it the algorithm of certain financial applications acting up? It seems the platform prefers to spread those hot motivational stories rather than in-depth analyses that can genuinely help traders make money.

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DevChive

· 8h ago

That's how algorithms are—really valuable content often goes unnoticed, while marketing hype is the most popular. If your analysis hits the mark, it means there's substance; keep producing it, and the right people will see it.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-16 00:10

Alright, this is the truth about Web3. The more substantial the content, the less exposure it gets, while those flashy projects are hyped up everywhere. Algorithms aren't stupid; that's how they're designed—prioritizing engagement. Analyzing profit potential isn't as attractive as "buying 100x coins." Actually, you won this round, but no one saw your victory. You're the one laughing last.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-16 00:09

Algorithms are just like that; genuine content doesn't get traffic, while those boastful articles flood the internet. --- Valuable content is in your hands, but hot topics explode in popularity—why is this platform so anti-human? --- I also noticed that posts with in-depth analysis see a direct drop in views, while nonsense like "It will definitely surge tomorrow" can go viral... --- It's ironic—you guys are earning by following the right algorithmic direction, but it suppresses you. This is called "making money in silence," right? --- You're a bit sensitive, brother. Genuine quality is cold-shouldered, while exaggerated content is popular. --- The platform thrives on traffic, not the truth.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-16 00:08

Algorithms just like to watch the excitement, not making money. Speechless.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-16 00:06

That's how algorithms are; practical things are never looked at unless you package them into a story.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-15 23:55

Haha, algorithms are just a joke. Real content is rarely seen, this is the current state of the Web3 community. --- Getting the right push but no one watches, just consider it paving the way for future generations. --- Deep analysis of traffic dead, garbage motivational quotes surprisingly get over ten thousand likes... The platform's algorithm is really broken. --- Quality and exposure are inversely related; this has long been no secret. --- Analysis of multi-fold increases just gathers dust, isn’t that frustrating? --- Feels like the platform only cares about popularity, not genuine knowledge. --- Damn, this is the most heartbreaking truth. --- So should I just create an account first and then tell the truth? --- Data speaks but no one listens, this algorithm is truly ridiculous.

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