RT @ToriaX_io: How do KOLs really contribute to your project?. Let’s discuss!. When people hear KOLs, they think _“just another ambassador.….

RT @Eff_Ozul: Few weeks ago, I was frustrated. Not that kind you cry about. But the kind that stares you down and whispers,. “You know c….

Few weeks ago, I was frustrated. Not that kind you cry about. But the kind that stares you down and whispers,. “You know content inside out. But you’re still stuck.”. That hurt. As a content strategist, I’ve spent hours, days, breaking down campaigns, dissecting threads,

Will Yapyo listen. I’m rooting for @yapyo_arb, But if you don’t heed a few early red flags, you would end up repeating what Loudio did. Turning promise into disillusionment. Let me walk you through my thought process:. What Loudio did. They leaned hard on Kaito’s algorithm

I’ve been tracking user behavior on @peaq since last week. What I found?. Movement. Real, on-chain, daily-ass-grind movement. Let’s break it down:. In Q1 2025, machine addresses on Peaq surged 789%. From just 2,600 to 23,000+ devices DAILY. Let that sink in. These are not

Thanks to @wallet for building something useful @staceeelau @star_okx

You start to notice patterns. Some of these wallets are early to stuff before it even trends. Others have clean entries and exits with brutal and precise execution. And for someone like me just started Blockchain Data analysis, this is a cheat code.

And I gave it a proper look. And Wow… this thing actually is the real deal. It’s not even about copying trades. The sweet thing is you can watch wallets with the highest win rates, not biggest bags, just straight up consistent performers. That’s a whole different ball game. .

Not gonna lie…. I brushed off OKX’s Alpha Radar when I first saw it. Thought it was another of those “copy-trading” tactics. The kind that shows you what whales are doing after their move is over. So I ignored it. But a few weeks later @wealthykween made a post about it.

RT @Eff_Ozul: Day One as a Content Strategist. Not waiting for an offer. But doing Day One like I already got hired. Each day, I'll pick a….

You need a strategy that speaks before the market screams. This is how I think. This is how I work. And this is just Day One. You don’t need to hire me to benefit from me. But if you do, I'd scale this for your project every day.

Protocols don’t die from lack of users. They die from the slow erosion of trust. And in DeFi, trust is harder to rebuild than TVL. If you’re building right now and want to grow beyond numbers.If you care about long-term conviction, not just temporary hype. .

Put real users at the center. Stories from whales, retail, power traders. Not testimonials. Narratives. Launch a transparent risk dashboard. Let the data breathe. Don’t hide volatility show you’re aware of it and ahead of it. This isn’t “content.”.This is survival.

If I was handling their content strategy, here’s what I’d do immediately:. Publish a clear weekly memo breaking down every flag, fix, listing, vault change not in legalese. But in human language that people can understand and trust.

Content is the voice of the protocol. It’s what shapes perception. It’s what makes people feel safe or uneasy. It’s what keeps momentum alive when things go wrong. That’s what @HyperliquidX is missing.

I’m not here to throw dirt on @HyperliquidX. In fact, I respect what they’ve built. There’s a lot of talent, a lot of speed, a lot of innovation. But content is not just marketing. It’s not just updates and engagement posts.

They decay slowly. They eat at trust quietly. Until even your strongest metrics stop mattering.

Now about the deeper signals most protocols ignore:. The suspicion around “clean” high-leverage trades. Money laundering whispers in private channels. $250 million in net capital outflow around the time scrutiny hit hardest. These things don’t explode in one day. .

There was no communication. No real-time risk context. No narrative control. And that’s what hurt the most. Not the loss. The silence.

The JELLY token incident was the first real test. $13.5 million lost. Forced delistings. Vault shutdowns. A community that had been silent suddenly erupted in confusion.