A creator active in the square recently shared his earning experience. This guy basically produces content every day, mainly analyzing mainstream coin trends and market news.
His success has several obvious characteristics: maintaining a highly active account with daily updates; choosing topics with strategic consideration, always able to catch hot trends.
For small accounts just starting out, the trick is actually simple—be genuine and consistent. It doesn't need to be overly sophisticated; the key is persistence. This guy started posting in the square in mid-month and has already achieved some success, which demonstrates the power of continuous output. To earn stable income in the square, instead of guessing, it's better to first focus on being "active" and "consistent."
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 5h ago
Exactly, it all comes down to consistently producing content—no fancy technology involved.
Post daily, catch trending topics, and eventually you'll earn enough to cover your expenses.
The key is not to slack off every other day, or you'll lose momentum.
In fact, he started to break through in mid-month, and really, frequency is everything.
Mainly, you need to have a sense of rhythm; don't just do things randomly.
Persistence really pays off, but the prerequisite is that you have something to say.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 5h ago
Another story about earning so much per month, I knew it. I just said, this guy really just knew a few days earlier than me.
Wait, no, he only started posting in the middle of the month? I knew I had to be active a long time ago, but I just didn't stick to it. Now I see his account skyrocketing, while I'm still slacking off.
Honestly, it's still a matter of self-discipline. I have something to say every day, but I'm too lazy to organize it. Now, I've been left far behind.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 5h ago
Overwhelmed by competition, posting every day to earn this much? Why am I still at a negative return?
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TokenAlchemist
· 5h ago
ngl, this "consistency > quality" narrative is kinda missing the inefficiency vectors tho... sure, posting daily sounds good on the surface but without proper alpha signals extraction you're just adding noise to the feed. frequency alone won't close the arbitrage gap between actual market movers and randos fishing for engagement
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APY_Chaser
· 5h ago
Sticking to posting really helps, but you need to hit the right hot topics.
Posting every day doesn't necessarily mean making money; the key is quality, brother.
High frequency ≠ high income; it also depends on whether your followers buy into it.
This routine sounds simple, but actual execution is a nightmare mode.
Being active is good, but without valuable content, it's all for nothing.
Consistent output is correct, but how do you ensure new insights every day?
A month of small achievements? Either you're lucky or you really have something.
Being active + maintaining rhythm sounds easy, but how much mental effort does it take to execute?
Catching hot topics is easy to stumble on, I’ve definitely had my share of car crashes doing it.
A creator active in the square recently shared his earning experience. This guy basically produces content every day, mainly analyzing mainstream coin trends and market news.
His success has several obvious characteristics: maintaining a highly active account with daily updates; choosing topics with strategic consideration, always able to catch hot trends.
For small accounts just starting out, the trick is actually simple—be genuine and consistent. It doesn't need to be overly sophisticated; the key is persistence. This guy started posting in the square in mid-month and has already achieved some success, which demonstrates the power of continuous output. To earn stable income in the square, instead of guessing, it's better to first focus on being "active" and "consistent."