I have noticed that many of my friends have expressed similar views. I personally think it is normal for Twitter to be entertaining, and even I myself watch some hot topics and gossip on Twitter. However, as a content creator, I am not anxious. In fact, my Twitter reading volume has also been greatly reduced. However, this does not affect me. The purpose of my code writing is not to attract many people to read, but to improve my trading system. Through tweets, I can communicate and learn from my friends, which is more important to me than traffic. Many young friends know that the fastest traffic and the highest reading in the Chinese field are porn and Jianzheng, both of which are the top content of Twitter. I looked at the hot spots recommended in the inspiration content that Kitty said, many of which are jokes and small videos, which is not unusual. After all, Twitter's profit is through advertising, and advertising needs to seek high play. It can only be said that Twitter's progress is more and more like Tiktok, and entertainment content is the easiest to be accepted. This has also sounded an alarm for many content creators. Only when the content you output is more insightful, resonates more, and provides guidance for trading with friends, will there naturally be more reading and discussion. Gossip and short videos are indeed good products, but trading and making money are the foundation for us to experience entertainment.