I completely agree with this statement from my peers. The essence of self-media is content output, and of course, redistribution is also a form of value. It depends on the user's choices, but if one can have their own opinions and insights, it enhances their overall capability.

Indeed, as some peers have said, the KOL threshold in the cryptocurrency space is relatively low, and making money is relatively easier. However, because the barrier to entry is low, more and more people will enter. Without independent viewpoints and a deep understanding of a certain sector, once the dividends disappear, one might find themselves swimming naked.

Whether being a KOL or a content creator, it is about managing oneself, but whether one can manage oneself well is something only they know.

I have seen many affiliates performing excellently, earning tens of thousands of dollars a month. I have also encountered skilled traders, like money printing machines. I have seen those who often collaborate with project parties and can obtain 1% to 5% of chips easily, and those who can assist projects in operations to get listed on exchanges, help projects with market cap management, and even those who can launch their own projects and earn a lot.

But fundamentally, it all boils down to an understanding of the industry, an understanding of the sector, and an understanding of human nature. Peers often say that one's identity is given by themselves when they step outside, but when you converse with someone, you naturally discern whether they are human or not. If it’s just to earn “pocket money” from Musk, then what I’ve said is all nonsense. If one has ideals and aspirations, they should think more about which path suits them.

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