Back in Singapore for two days, and I’ve literally slept for two days straight—averaging over 18 hours of sleep per day. Turns out, sleeping really is the best way to recharge. I figure by Monday, I’ll be back to a completely normal routine. Thankfully, even though Trump and Iran haven’t made any significant progress recently, as long as there’s no resumption of conflict, I personally feel it’s all good. That’s probably why I’ve had more time to slack off. During this trip to Hong Kong, I also chatted with some friends about the topic of general traffic (泛流量). My stance remains the same: if all you’re aiming for is Musk-level paychecks, general traffic still holds decent value for now. It doesn’t have to be complicated—just repurposing content works. Pulling content from Bilibili and Xiaohongshu is the easiest. High-traffic content from these two platforms performs decently on X as well. But if you’re looking to make an impact or go deep in the crypto space—or earn some money within the industry—having your own independent perspective is super important. Honestly, you can see it for yourself: some friends post general traffic content that performs really well, but as soon as they switch to native crypto content, the traffic drops off a cliff. There’s no right or wrong here—it’s all about how you judge your own path forward. Some friends say they’ll use general traffic to gain attention first, then convert it into crypto traffic during the next bull market. I think that’s pretty tough. They’re completely different audiences, and making that conversion isn’t easy. Looking back at Bitcoin’s data, since Trump didn’t stir up anything major over the weekend, the market hasn’t shown any significant changes. Turnover rates and trading volumes have dropped sharply, which shows that regular investors currently have almost no interest in trading BTC. The cliff-like drop in turnover rate within just one day is the best proof of that. Bitget VIP: lower fees, bigger perks.