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The whole network is posting about NeoSoul @NeoSoulAI $DNA. The project team only served two vegetable dishes to the KOLs for dinner tonight; they used the rest of the money to pump the market, got it?
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When they say they support it, they really back it with real money. The only regret is that I was taking an exam when it opened, so I missed the lowest price of $DNA. How much did everyone see? Just hold on to it for now and see how things go on OK tonight!
When they say they support it, they really back it with real money. The only regret is that I was taking an exam when it opened, so I missed the lowest price of $DNA. How much did everyone see? Just hold on to it for now and see how things go on OK tonight!
Solana @solana @Solana_zh On-site at the Solana China Tour Shanghai stop, the entire outer wall of the Lujiazui Citibank Tower lit up with the Solana logo. This is not just a simple advertisement; it has to be a display of some real strength. I wonder which company's big ad it will be next time?
Even @cz_binance noticed and retweeted it, so it's foreseeable that the Solana Shenzhen stop will probably be packed!
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Fungo Labs is a newly emerged Ethereum NFT project, claiming to have created the "first encrypted NFT." I've completed a few small tasks and submitted for the whitelist to test the waters!
It uses Zama's fully homomorphic encryption technology, allowing each NFT's appearance to be publicly visible, but its internal attributes (such as profession and stats) are permanently encrypted on-chain, only visible to the current owner, and even the project team says they can't see them.
There are a total of 3,232 NFTs, with 500 available for free (just pay gas fees), and the rest must be purchased using Zama's encrypted tokens. The idea is to use these hidden attributes for gaming in the future, but the project is very new, the team is anonymous, and currently, the main focus is hyping the whitelist!
For a while, I kept wondering what the point of attending conferences really was. I define this type of event as ineffective socializing.
But people still keep flocking to conferences and signing up for various events. Deep social connections are usually finalized in smaller gatherings;
If you are just a KOL, then attending conferences is about trying to connect with more project teams. But the current market situation is that project budgets are limited, mostly going to top-tier influencers. Mid- and lower-tier KOLs find it hard to get advertising deals, and even if they do, it's mostly freeloading!
If you are a project team, attending events related to @binance and @okxchinese is enough. The rest is about building friendly relations with other projects, plus sponsoring some special side events (pickleball, badminton, hiking) to increase brand exposure. If you have some extra budget, organizing small dinners to strengthen relationships with KOLs is also effective;
Finally, if you are a top trader, you just need to sit by your computer and trade. You don’t even need to attend conferences because you are the "chives"—chives don’t need to talk to the sickle!
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Why do some people participate in a bunch of events year after year, seemingly working hard, but end up with nothing?
Because every time you go out, it's just to attend parties. Luma signed up for a bunch of events, grabbed a lot of freebies, and besides working for the company by manning booths, tried to sneak into the main venue to take a look (because there was no ticket). Taking photos and selfies over and over with a crowd of people. Staying up drinking until 3 a.m. seems like hard work.
But you haven't really improved your understanding. You haven't thought deeply or formed meaningful groups with people who love to think.
There are fewer and fewer VC projects, even exchanges are listing stocks and perpetual contracts. Binance invests in Circle, Circle invests in OKX, competing for the traditional brokerage market. This industry is not what it was a few years ago; many projects no longer need BD.
Someone asked me before why I can introduce so many collaborations. I answered that I have been a so-called KOL for 4 years; resources come knocking on my door, I don't need to run around attending meetings. If after four years you still don't have a few good relationships with exchanges or public chains, then I really am useless.
Also, I don't care about conflicts; I just focus on the work at hand. How others behave has nothing to do with me. If they want to fight, I let them because the world is vast.
Give yourself more time to think.