Recently I’ve seen quite a few bloggers sharing that you can earn 50–200 U just by commenting on some tweets in Tutti.

When I saw this kind of opportunity, honestly I was a bit tempted. With the current market, it still seems like there are opportunities to “scrape” returns with low costs, so I definitely wanted to test it myself.
So I registered and tried out Tutti out of curiosity (a bit like the Lode Star/Lighthouse platform).
After registering, I actually stayed quiet for a while. Recently, the platform launched two projects where you can only participate via boosting, and I tested along as well.
After the two projects, I commented about 20 times in total. At the moment, the platform’s estimated reward is only 7 U.
Compared with those earlier reports of dozens or even hundreds of U, the real experience gap is still pretty big—it feels more like being used as free labor.
Of course, it’s also possible that my way of participating was wrong, or that the high early rewards were just to attract users to get in. After all, many platforms give users some “sweeteners” in the first phase, and once they scale up, the rules may gradually change.
I also noticed that on Tutti, most creators seem to be invited privately, while regular users more often can only do boosting tasks.
If you’re interested, you can try it for yourself—after all, account weight and participation situations may differ for everyone.
But so far, it’s best not to set expectations too high.