Twitter's membership system is having some issues now. The rights and benefits for Blue V and V+ are clearly skewed towards creators: features like weighted exposure for tweets, long tweet posting, and post-editing are basically tailored for content producers.

As a result, creators are frantically buying accounts, while ordinary readers casually browsing content can't really benefit from these rights—whether they buy or not makes no difference to them.

What's even more heartbreaking is that early Blue V users have already established a fan base and traffic advantage, and later members have to share traffic with them, forming a closed loop of利益分配. From a certain perspective, this logic does resemble a financial game.