2026-01-16 13:28:13

People often come to me to promote projects and offer hefty prices. But I never take these deals.

Why? Advertising for dirtcoin is just sending yourself to death. I can't do that.

Someone asked, since CZ supports community coins strongly, why don't I create one myself? Honestly, I haven't even issued a CA. Not because I can't do it, but because I know where my bottom line is.

Look at what I’ve done over the years—one live broadcast can reach over a million USD in transaction volume. How many people in the square can achieve this level? Do you still remember how you initially paid attention to me? Content mining ranked in the top three, live streaming sales also in the top three. All of this, I achieved through my own efforts, without relying on anyone’s help.

After so long in the square, I haven't stepped on anyone. I built my empire alone, and when the global top 100 was announced, it was my fans who pushed me up. When someone comes to me to ask for votes, I’ll shout out, but have I ever actively gone out to solicit votes? Very few, right.

I'm not good at creating hatred. Up to now, I haven't had a quarrel with any blogger. I don't want to now, and I won't in the future. I keep a low profile in handling matters, but I’m not cowardly. If something really happens, I will never back down.

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Web3ExplorerLin

· 01-18 23:18

hypothesis: the classic oracle problem in disguise, innit... refusing those shitcoin sponsorship deals is basically choosing the long-chain route over the honeypot trap. technically speaking, you're just not briging to the rug-pull network lol

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-17 03:02

The highest level of selling a persona is repeatedly emphasizing that you have principles. I see through it.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-16 13:48

Honestly, this bottom line is really valuable. Some people just can't see it clearly.

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Blockblind

· 01-16 13:39

This bottom line really has some substance. If it were me, I would have already spent the project team's money haha.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-16 13:39

Hmm... That sense of bottom-line awareness is indeed clearer than most people. I've seen too many people ruin their reputation just for a little promotion fee.

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WalletDivorcer

· 01-16 13:34

This bottom line, it's easy to talk about but hard to actually do. Very few can truly stick to it. --- A transaction volume of millions of dollars is indeed not something everyone can boast about. --- Not accepting dog coin ads should have long become an industry standard. --- The phrase "one person conquering the world" sounds comfortable, without those messy alliances. --- The problem is, the top 100 pushed up by fans and those actively managed feel completely different. --- I believe in never engaging in petty disputes because strength itself is the best response. --- When content mining was in the top three, there were still talented people in the square. Now, it's all marketing accounts. --- Sticking to the bottom line is really exhausting, but once broken, there's no turning back. --- The top three in live-streamed sales, that data is right there, there's truly no way to fake it. --- Not stepping on others' toes actually leads to a more comfortable life; I've figured out this logic.

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SolidityJester

· 01-16 13:34

Having principles is indeed admirable, but to be honest, there aren't many bloggers nowadays who stick to their true selves, which is truly commendable.

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