This afternoon, I chatted with a friend in the currency circle, and he roast: "Recently, the market has turned to bear, and our little kol has no traffic in posting. It's not easy to pull a few heads, but there is no trading volume and commission return. We have been busy for a long time. ” I laughed out loud: Brother, you really didn't keep up with the pace. Nowadays, some people have twisted "writing" and "trading" together - posting can attract new users, trading can stack rewards, doing one thing right, and earning money from both perspectives. This is the correct way to open up recently. @Official ApeXdex just launched a creator collaboration with Kaito a few days ago: a 10 week rolling competition, 20K/two weeks, with a total prize pool of 100K; use first https://omni.apex.exchange/referral?referralCode=SP5K7WZ3 Exclusive link registration, then trade on Apex, score through both content and trading channels, and the ranking is updated in real-time. The siege lion believes that this is smarter than simply airdropping: it directly turns "attention" into "liquidity", effectively reducing the water content of brushing tasks, and truly rewarding those who can write and dare to trade. At the same time, the "Omni Truth Moment" user feedback plan is running: a two month, 10K USDT weekly distribution, please find faults with real money and silver; Ape Season 1 is also ongoing, with approximately 5.75 million APE points per week settled over 12 weeks. The deeper and more active the trading, the more it feels. In terms of mechanism, it is a closed loop of "doing things → earning points → reinvesting", and the siege lion believes that this cycle is healthier than single point motivation. The pace of new releases is not slow either: MNT-USDT perpetual (up to 50x) has been launched this week. Overall, Apex is bundling creators and traders into a growth flywheel: content → trading → points → feedback → iteration. My suggestion: Take advantage of the market first, stabilize output and position, don't be greedy for leverage, but focus on the part that can yield long-term compound interest.