For a content creator/blogger, there’s a 'content K-line,' but we haven’t clearly drawn it yet. Consistent content output—recording for yourself, inspiring and helping others—is intrinsic value. How many people pay attention to you, how much income you get from Musk or various project teams—that’s extrinsic price. In the short term, when price and value deviate, it’s like a voting machine. But in the long term, they’re likely to align—it’s like a weighing machine. For yourself: ◦ Interest-driven: In the areas you’re most skilled at and interested in, creating content is a long-term practice of the "Feynman Learning Technique." Use output to force input, and use content to filter like-minded people. https://(((x.com)))/Sea_Bitcoin/status/1896479418559971392 ◦ Unique topics: Nowadays, you can throw a leaf and hit ten KOLs. What makes you unique? Find the field where you have both "the ability to express + the desire to express." https://(((x.com)))/Sea_Bitcoin/status/1937849910168301849 For your audience: ◦ Perceptible/recognizable: What can people gain by following you? They should be able to see it just by visiting your profile. Improve your follow conversion rate. Is it cognitive growth, emotional value, or money-making methods? ◦ Sustainable: Build a sustainable content output SOP, like daily updates for 365 days straight? Just this one step filters out a lot of people. YouTube’s top KOL MrBeast didn’t see smooth fan growth in his early days. https://(((x.com)))/Sea_Bitcoin/status/1896873478495821995 In the end, fans and income are the natural results.