Everyone seems to have a strong obsession with traffic Tell me my opinion In November, a tweet forwarded by CZ had a single read count of 2.34 million, and the content was about Aster original post ⬇️ This article also had the highest reading volume of nearly 4 million in CZ in November https://(x.com)/cz_binance/status/1985623248265232546? s=46 Subsequently, major media outlets also reposted that I had also appeared on television But to be honest, I don't have the ability of some KOLs to catch traffic and then amplify it dozens of times in reverse. For example, Prince @ EnHeng456 I am not the kind of person who is good at going against the line, confronting people, or riding on controversies. (Many bloggers are good at arguing on social media) After all, at this age, my body is not as capable of struggling as before. I really can't do things like being tough. However, precisely because of this, I want to share some of my true feelings about running Twitter over the past few years. Firstly, when traffic comes, it may not necessarily be good luck Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it Many people think that reading 1 million, 2 million, or even 4 million is a kind of "blessing". But only those who have experienced it know: The larger the traffic, the greater the risk. The more intense the traffic, the more complex the emotions. Flow is not water, it is fire. Some people use it for heating, while others get burned by it. ” A lot of traffic does not necessarily mean liking, nor is it because you do well, but because you happen to be in the hot trend. The key is to be professional enough! Secondly, every sudden explosion is like standing in front of a magic mirror Traffic is not just about "gaining followers" and "liking". It also brings: • Goodwill • Malicious • Misunderstandings • Distortion • Expectations • Doubt And these things will quickly pull you into a public opinion battlefield that you never thought of. If you are ready, you can turn it into an opportunity; If you are not ready, it may crush you. So I understood one thing: Traffic will amplify all your strengths and also amplify all your weaknesses. Thirdly, not everyone is suitable to rush ahead I once reflected on: Is it because I'm not active enough that I can't maximize exposure like other KOLs? Later on, I figured it out: I'm not not trying hard enough, but I don't want to go against my personality and cater to algorithms. I am not someone who enjoys going offline, socializing, or having face-to-face interactions. Many people who have worked with me know my personality I am also not good at creating dramatic conflicts to attract attention. But this is not a disadvantage, just a different style. In the world of the Internet, some people rely on their voice, while others rely on their strength. I prefer to belong to the latter. Fourthly, traffic is real, but 'value' is determined by you After one explosion, you will understand: 4 million reads may not necessarily bring 400 followers Being on TV doesn't necessarily make you an opinion leader Media reprinting does not necessarily represent true recognition Only those who create value have sustained influence. People who become popular through controversy usually disappear because of it. Therefore, what I believe more in is a slowly accumulating power: • Prepare the content well • Stabilize the rhythm • Calm down your emotions • Keep the original intention This is a precious thing that many traffic cannot bring Why do you like lip syncing now? Because lip syncing doesn't have to bear the burden of "socializing". It may not be as glamorous, but it is very practical and uses algorithms to outline your efforts @KaitoAI kaitoyap Just do your own thing Traffic is a double-edged sword You don't have to prove who you are to anyone