In the past week, the information volume in the Web3 industry has exploded:

  • Kraken has once again announced its IPO plans, ringing the doorbell of traditional financial markets following Coinbase;

  • New-generation public chains like Base and Sui have emphasized 'compliance first' in their official statements; public chains are no longer just about technical construction but also a game of governance frameworks;

  • The National Internet Information Office held discussions regarding the security issues of backdoors in Nvidia's H20 chips; although the focus is on AI chips, the underlying requirements for 'data security + traceability' are equally applicable to on-chain assets and infrastructure.

These changes are writing a new footnote for the entire industry: compliance has become the main line, and strategic projects are being fully reassessed.

01 | Project parties are changing, and budget logic is also changing.

In recent years, the market driving force of Web3 has been the logic of 'hotspot lifting'—whoever can seize the narrative can attract attention and secure funding. But now, project parties are gradually realizing that simply telling stories is not enough; they need more robust operations, more precise user growth, and more authentic volume data.

We have noticed that in recent weeks:

  • A task requirement from a compliance stablecoin project (serving the Southeast Asian payment market), emphasizing 'Twitter interaction conversion rate' and 'real user click costs';

  • An AI + DePIN infrastructure protocol is looking for mid-tier KOLs with technical interpretation capabilities globally and has set a budget of no less than $300 per unit price.

  • A zk project that has just completed its seed round, explicitly stating a marketing budget of over $50K, but on the condition that 'the influencer's past delivery data must be verifiable.'

These three types of project parties come from the representative directions of financial stability, technological narrative, and capital-driven. But their commonality is: they no longer pursue 'lively exposure', but rather 'measurable growth'.

02 | And the smart ones have already made their first pot of gold in the 'middle position'.

As project parties' demands for 'marketing execution ability' rise, those who entered this chain early have begun to taste the benefits.

They are neither project parties nor influencers, but:

  • Those who can integrate influencer resources;

  • Those who can provide localized placement suggestions;

  • Those who can manage delivery, monitor reports, and coordinate as 'agent executors'.

Some people are part-time content operators;

Some people are free researchers on Twitter;

Some people have simply joined a place called CryptoBoost Hub and gained access to these resources and the ability to 'make a profit'.

On this platform, dozens of project tasks are published every day, coming from all over the world—from GameFi, RWA, DeFi to Meme projects, with budgets ranging from a few dozen dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.

Hub does not directly conduct placements but opens up these tasks and influencer resources for 'agents' to connect and match. Some do it themselves, while others have built their own small teams.

Their revenue model is very simple—earning the middle profit margin + execution service commission, with no source of goods, no inventory, and no technical barriers, yet they can stably generate income.

03 | New opportunities driven by regulation only belong to those who are prepared.

Regulation is not the end of the industry, but the beginning of value reconstruction.

Kraken is preparing for an IPO, essentially hoping to amplify its valuation within a compliant framework; Base emphasizes on-chain governance and compliance verification, hoping to leverage greater narrative space within a stable structure; and every Web3 project that wants to survive cannot avoid the core question of 'how to spend the budget and how to make traffic worthwhile.'

When they are willing to spend money, there will definitely be someone who can 'stand between them and the market' and convert this money into value through professional execution ability and resource networks.

Platforms like CryptoBoost Hub are among the best infrastructures for these 'intermediaries'.

It is not a platform that promotes get-rich-quick schemes, but a 'modern business platform' that prepares you with project resources, influencer resources, and delivery tools.

Conclusion:

If you are looking for a way out in Web3, and if you are willing to spend 30 minutes studying industry trends and managing your task list, you are already closer to this compliance dividend than 95% of people.

The future is not for the most technical people, but for those who understand trends the best and can execute effectively.

The current position is just right—regulation has just begun, projects are just transforming, and you have just happened to see this article.

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