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Join the community movement and climb the rankings together. The vision is clear – staying strong and building momentum through 2026. Every participation counts. Let's move forward as one. 🔥

Aiming to achieve 5 million organic views within 1 to 2 months, the key lies in mastering the right growth rhythm.
**Interaction strategy is the core**. Find top accounts in your field, turn on their message notifications, and consistently leave comments on their trending posts every day, trying to be among the top 20 reply positions. This method may sound a bit "rustic," but it is indeed effective—because your replies will be seen by more people.
**Content output must keep up**. Maintain a pace of 10 to 20 original posts daily, along with 50 to 100 interaction replies. The quantity is not for

Recently, there have been quite a few airdrop projects. Friends interested in grabbing some rewards can keep an eye out. However, to be honest, it’s really hard to come across substantial large-scale airdrops, as these opportunities are becoming increasingly scarce in the market.

Honored to be recognized as a top technical contributor within the CREPE ecosystem.
This project has genuinely captured my attention, and I'm committed to playing an active role in its growth. For me, the mission is straightforward: expand CREPE's reach and adoption across the crypto community.
I plan to leverage my expertise and platforms to connect more participants with this opportunity. There's real momentum building here, and we're still in the early chapters of this story.
Looking forward to what's next.

Recently, everyone has been discussing a very practical question: should a project use profits to buy back its own tokens?
Actually, the answer to this question is not complicated at all. The key is whether this money can truly promote the project's growth.
In other words, if this money is used to refine the product, expand the market, build a stronger team, or even acquire competitors, and these actions can lead to rapid growth, then it should be prioritized for these areas. Don't sacrifice growth opportunities just to please token holders; that would be putting the cart before the horse.
But

At first, I was quite eager to follow along, but as I watched, I lost interest. Some people are making huge profits and just cash out, while the rest of us are still floundering in the water. Why do those who entered early get to enjoy easy wins, while later entrants have to tough it out? Watching others get rich first while I'm still struggling to figure things out, this gap really discourages people🥹

Working as an intern at CYSIC, but here's the thing—they probably have no clue about half the things you're building until it ships. Welcome to the startup grind in Web3, where everyone's wearing ten hats and documentation is basically a myth.

Why does every AI tool seem to have such a problem with crypto? Seriously, you'd think in 2025 the intelligent assistants would get it by now. But nope—ask them anything about blockchain, digital assets, or Web3 and you get the same dismissive vibe. It's like the whole crypto community is just asking for some decent support from these AI platforms, but instead we're stuck dealing with resistance at every turn. Is it really that hard to understand that people actually care about this space?

There's this developer known as honestdev who's been caught running exit scams repeatedly, yet somehow maintains way more trading volume than most other players in the space. Pretty telling about how things work in this ecosystem.

The crypto timeline is flooded with shilling lately—everyone pushing their bags, making noise from all directions. But here's the thing: come February, expect the signal-to-noise ratio to shift. The clutter should clear up, and quality discussions might finally cut through the hype. Market cycles work like this—intensity peaks, then consolidates.

"On-Chain Big Players" Season 3 is about to premiere, and it will be released on January 8th. This series has always been very popular in the Web3 community, with each season showcasing innovative strategies from on-chain ecosystem participants. The platform lineup for this season is also very impressive, including exchanges and oracles. I've heard that the theme of disguise operations for this season is quite interesting, and many people are already discussing it in the community. Finally, the new season is here!

Bitcoin has reached its 17th year. From its origins as a niche cryptography experiment to becoming a vital part of global asset allocation, how many people's beliefs and persistence have been involved in this journey?
When did you start paying attention to it? Was it during the 2017 cycle? Or did you discover this path even earlier? Maybe it was a moment, an article, a conversation, that suddenly made you realize that this thing might change something.
From initial contact to the decision to truly participate, there are many experiences—doubt, learning, practice, adjustment. Everyone's story i

Looking back at 2025, several info-fi platforms really delivered for us. KAITO, GIVEREP, WALLCHAIN, PULSEINFRA, MINDOAI, and XEET—each one managed to push portfolios past that $1000 mark. Pretty solid runs across the board.
Now that we're rolling into 2026, the landscape keeps shifting fast. If you've been riding any of these plays, drop your takes below—especially for folks just getting into the space who are trying to figure out what actually works. Real experiences beat speculation every time.
Onboarding fresh players is the move right now. Share what clicked for you.

It seems that once the incentive policy is adjusted, the entire ecosystem begins to change.
The threshold for the creator revenue sharing program has been set: starting with 500 followers, and in the past three months, over 5 million plays. Meeting these conditions can enable the blue V. It doesn't sound particularly high, but what does it mean?
Suddenly, a bunch of colorful videos appear on the timeline. This is no coincidence. Once there is profit to be made, everyone wants a piece of the pie. Even those who usually stay low-profile start to become active in the comment section, sharing, lik

Maxxing isn't just some passing internet fad. It's basically the endgame of how online culture evolves.
Every few years, the web latches onto a word that transforms into pure identity. Aura meant you had that confidence thing. Sigma was about mindset—that whole mentality shift. Giga? That was physicality, strength, the whole vibe.
They caught fire because people didn't just use the words. They lived them. They embodied every bit of it.
Maxxing hits different though. It's not about describing a phase or a mood—it's about maximization. Taking whatever you do, whatever you are, and pushing it to

For any exchange platform looking to stay competitive, here's a hard truth: you need to put real work into supporting your ecosystem. The market won't wait for you to figure it out. If you're not doubling down on user experience, features, and community engagement, there's always a scrappier competitor ready to outpace you. Sometimes all it takes is a platform willing to hustle harder and deliver better. The space moves fast—complacency isn't an option.

The Invisible Asset of Web3 Projects — The Community's "Heart Network"
You may have heard of the difference between testnets and mainnets, but a project's true competitiveness is often decided before the code even goes live.
Early users who deeply participate in the community, provide continuous feedback, and engage in lively discussions—it's their enthusiasm and focus that weave the most core consensus foundation of the project—you can call it the "Heart Network." This is an invisible layer on any blockchain that cannot be seen but determines whether the project can go far.
Deadline: January

Has anyone used Grok recently? Share your experience with it. How does it feel to use? Are there any highlights or drawbacks?

See the truth on the chain. Transaction data, contract calls, asset transfers—all are openly recorded on the blockchain, verifiable by anyone and tamper-proof. This is the magic of blockchain and what makes Web3 appealing. No longer relying on intermediaries for endorsement, the data itself is the best proof.

This guy is still messing around, almost to the point of losing all his funds. It seems that some of the former market participants haven't had an easy time lately. The market volatility appears to have become a bit overwhelming for them.