I've noticed that many friends have expressed similar views. I personally think it's normal for Twitter to become more entertainment-oriented; I even find myself looking at some trending topics and gossip on Twitter. However, as a content creator, I don't feel anxious. In fact, my tweet engagement has significantly decreased, but that doesn't affect me. My purpose in writing is not to attract a large audience, but to refine my trading system and to communicate and learn with friends through my tweets. This is more important to me than traffic.

Many friends know that the fastest-growing and most-read content in the Chinese domain is either pornography or political establishment. Both of these types of content are top-tier on Twitter. I looked at the trending topics recommended in Kitty's inspirational content, and many of them are jokes and short videos. There's nothing unusual about that; after all, Twitter's revenue comes from advertising, which seeks high view counts. One could say that Twitter's development is increasingly resembling Douyin, where entertainment content is the most easily accepted.

This also serves as a wake-up call for many content creators. Only when your content has more viewpoints, resonates more, and provides guidance for friends' trading, will there naturally be more reading and discussion. Gossip and short videos are indeed good for casual consumption, but trading and making money are the fundamental experiences of our entertainment.

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