Whenever the market downturn happens, the topic shifts to KOLs' income. I can't help but feel envious every time I hear these discussions. Those top KOLs really have it easy—supported by fans, brand invitations, airdrops, collaboration fees... all-in-one service. In contrast, ordinary people can only watch passively when the market drops. I really want to know, what level must one reach to enter this KOL circle that is supported by others? Should I consider sharing my opinions too? Maybe one day I'll catch someone's attention.
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RugResistant
· 12-15 20:43
Real KOLs have long stopped relying on followers; they rely on their ability to cut leeks.
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When the market is bad, everyone wants to become a KOL. How come few succeed?
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Want to be recognized? First, you need to have some real skills. You can't just bluff your way through.
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This kind of thinking is the most dangerous; you might end up getting cut instead.
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Top-tier KOLs are indeed comfortable, but 99% of people will only become cannon fodder.
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Instead of envy, it's better to learn how to survive first.
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Airdrops and collaboration fees sound great, but how many fake accounts crash behind the scenes?
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Expressing opinions is easy; being responsible is hard. Not everyone can play in this circle.
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I just want to know how many of those "recognized" KOLs are really relying on content.
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Compared to entering the circle, I'm more afraid of becoming their fan.
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P2ENotWorking
· 12-15 05:11
To be honest, sharing opinions now is late; the influencers have already filled up...
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 12-15 03:33
It's a very honest take; this is the brutal reality of Web3.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-13 05:50
Honestly, I understand this mentality, but relying on outputting opinions to be "recognized"? Dream on. Top KOLs have built up over ten years; you can't just casually post a couple of tweets.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-13 05:37
Relying on expressing opinions to be recognized? Ha, then you must be a chosen one.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 12-13 05:33
Haha, when the market is bad, I start researching KOL revenue streams. Truly impressive.
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WealthCoffee
· 12-13 05:27
Uh... Really? Can you really earn passive income so easily?
Whenever the market downturn happens, the topic shifts to KOLs' income. I can't help but feel envious every time I hear these discussions. Those top KOLs really have it easy—supported by fans, brand invitations, airdrops, collaboration fees... all-in-one service. In contrast, ordinary people can only watch passively when the market drops. I really want to know, what level must one reach to enter this KOL circle that is supported by others? Should I consider sharing my opinions too? Maybe one day I'll catch someone's attention.