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Let me explain the contents of the weekly report in my own words. If you are my fan, please be sure to read it!

1. CHIPCHIP is back. I finally rescued it after ten months. In my next Youtube video, I will talk about what happened in the past ten months.

2. CHIPCHIP team officially decided on CTO $NGNF

The original Dutch underground rap team has given up control of the project. It can be said that after they pushed the song to the mainstream music platform, there was basically no movement. In addition, they have been reported to Twitter by a poker program of the same name in the United States, and have been blocked on Twitter for two consecutive times.

I've been on Twitter for three years!
I have gained 140,000 followers, most of which were acquired in the past two years. Half of them are industry builders, and the other half are brothers hoping to change their fate through cryptocurrency.
This year everyone will notice that I have significantly fewer videos where I show off. I no longer desire to chase traffic. As a Sigma male, you will find that even when I act quirky, I still indulge myself.
Drama, gossip, controversy, and political commentary will never be seen here.
Because my original intention for coming to Twitter has always been to make friends and find like-minded brothers, I feel very lucky to have met so many outstanding people.

1. Don’t treat the official 'courtesies' as your marketing copy; excellent projects will have at least two sets of copy.
When reaching out to potential investors, community users, and KOLs, you need more direct information transmission.
Think about what kind of information will elicit a response from the other party (that's right, you might not get any response. It's not that the other party can't see it; they're just too lazy to reply or don't know how to respond).
The more power someone has, the more precious their time and energy become. Those without power will care more about trivial gains.

1. A person who knows how to handle things and enjoys being active on major social media platforms is essential for the cold startup of a project.
Focus on 1-2 market business leaders who are not annoying, emphasizing being diligent, emotionally intelligent, not pretentious, and not demanding. If the project team wants to do a good cold startup but the founding team IP isn't strong enough, the business team must offer high pay + strong incentives for this position.
Because people's first impression of your project is about the person, not a dull, lengthy article. Next is the social circle; who is discussing your project?

1. Social bandit-type bloggers and chatterbox-type bloggers have better traffic, so you can refer to the next item.

2. Based on the tweeting habits and traffic of high-quality high-traffic bloggers this year, we can evaluate Twitter’s current algorithm:

[Compare the people who watch Twitter every hour of the day to a reservoir]
On average, every time a blogger posts a tweet, he or she will scoop out a bucket of water from this reservoir. The more followers a blogger has, the more water he or she will scoop out.

If you only send out one tweet a day, even if your single tweet has 100,000 views, you may not be able to reach as many fans as someone who sends 20 tweets, each with 10,000 views. (And in theory, his single hit will exceed your carefully prepared content).

1. Before becoming a KOL, think clearly about your North Star goal: what money are you making? This determines what content you create. Based on your strengths, create differentiated eye-catching content.
2. Users’ characteristics vary across different platforms.
There are many seasoned Twitter users, with a large flow of traffic and simple content production, but there are many wolves and little meat. Traffic is good, but fan engagement is weak. Most people in the Chinese-speaking region earn money while kneeling. Bloggers doing rebate types are not suitable; personal IP-type bloggers are suitable, and founder IP is essential.
YouTube mainly features long videos, with high fan engagement; people will watch your videos for over ten minutes without leaving, which is true love. The downside is that content production cycles are long, it's more competitive, and content requirements are higher. The advantage is that there are many novices, and rebate bloggers love it, suitable for those who can earn money standing up.

1. Your avatar and ID across all platforms must be the same; don't change your name when you switch social media, it's frustrating that people can't even tag you!
2. The profile and cover image should ensure good memorability, with super symbols and traffic-driving designs (join group, follow channel, paid tools, independent developer works, etc.).
3. Pay attention to spacing in your basic tweets; leave spaces between text and letters/numbers, especially in long paragraphs. Always start a new line, so it looks comfortable. If it’s all cramped together, it seems like you're writing a cryptic text! If possible, include images; if you lack eloquence, don't use fancy words; write in plain language, and avoid unnecessary filler (get straight to the conclusion before elaborating, don't build up with a lot of padding before stating the conclusion).