The crypto topic traffic is indeed super low right now. Mainly because most folks in this space aren’t making money anymore. Even if Bitcoin is doing slightly better, so what? The number of users who can actually trade bitcoin:native is still small. This is basically the winter season for the crypto industry. I mentioned before, the most important thing about creating content is improving yourself. For example, refining your own trading theories. If you barely trade yourself, then naturally, you won’t have much to write about. And even if you do write something, it’s unlikely to resonate with folks who aren’t that interested in Bitcoin. This is all normal during a bear market. Remember when Li Xiaolai’s recording mentioned something spot on? He said that during a bear market, it’s all about building communities. The so-called community is about spreading your theories during the bear market, getting more people to learn together. That way, when the bull market comes, there are more opportunities. So, thinking that you should stop writing just because traffic is low is actually the wrong mindset—at least, that’s what I believe. Writing is about improving yourself, strengthening the community, and building your own little corner of the world. Without this kind of accumulation, when the bull market comes, you’ll still have nothing. Plus, I feel like the more you chase broad traffic, the harder it is to return to a niche track. After all, they’re fundamentally two different things. Unless you’re one of those rare geniuses who can switch seamlessly, most people will just end up pleasing no one.