The hardest part about doing Twitter, I think, is staying consistent. At the very beginning, I read a post by Mr. Jason Chen (@jason_chen998) about Twitter growth strategies, and he mentioned that the most important thing is to stick to daily updates. I used to think this was super difficult, but looking back now—from just a few hundred followers to tens of thousands—it seems like I’ve managed to stick with it. A big reason for this is the atmosphere in the Quanzhen community, which has really influenced me. I joined @ZhanweiC at the end of last year and started learning in the group. ZC often shares insights, and everyone in the group is super motivated. From running Kaito before, to now transitioning into AI, U.S. stocks, predictions, and other niches, even though none of us are super famous, everyone is genuinely working hard. Some people stay up all night grinding just to improve their XHunt rankings, while others consistently post several tweets every single day. These things have definitely influenced me in subtle ways, haha. If I don’t post something one day, I might even feel a little anxious . Finally, I’ll say it again: The harder you work, the luckier you get. The bull market is coming soon, and being surrounded by ambitious people is definitely way better than fighting alone.