I'm really curious which god dealt with Bitrun, who was dominating Twitter at that time. I later heard that someone involved in extortion was found by the mainland hat uncle. I don't know if they went in later, but they did leave the circle and didn't come out again. It's good to see me come out and write the original story. Bitrun became famous for its Fud running shoes battle (although I only found out today that it was behind it by opening empty orders for profit), and later transformed into a spokesperson for Chives, stepping on coins to further establish its image. Has strong combat effectiveness in online harassment, especially adept at guiding fans to surround and fight against online bullying. Compared to back then, this bit of tearing is really very refined now. At that time, anyone who dared to argue with him would be bullied, threatened, and a bunch of brainless fans would follow suit, which was quite frightening. Of course, if things go too far, problems will arise. The final impression is that he publicly apologized, deleted his account, and left the circle on Twitter. So, all the new young players who aspire to become top KOLs must pay attention to the scale when competing and gaining traffic, and not think that Twitter is a lawless place.