Teacher Sea's observations are spot on! If you want your crypto-related posts to be popular and get decent traffic on , here’s what works: 1. Emotional resonance 2. Tool tutorials 3. Token airdrops 4. In-depth research reports 5. Stories of losing money 6. Edgy abstractions 7. Insider scoops 8. Conflicts and oppositions Personally, I think instead of chasing trends, it’s better to pick a niche you can consistently focus on and that’s hard for others to replicate. Or take something simple and push it to the extreme. Sharing is secondary—the essence is connecting with more like-minded people to spark unique inspiration and resonance. Learn something + make money + make friends. Yesterday, I saw @Phyrex_Ni pulling an all-nighter teaching a young lady, and then writing a long post afterward. There’s a line in it that I think is really well-written: He said he purely enjoys sharing and loves chatting with beautiful women. https://(x.com)/Phyrex_Ni/status/2015266971693306129