2026-01-10 17:31:15

Don't blindly follow those mindless voices. I've said it before, constantly posting greetings like "gm" is just creating noise with no real value. What's truly interesting? Stop making noise. Focus on refining your brand and creating something truly memorable. In the Web3 era of information explosion, those who can settle down and build their differentiation will stand out. Don't waste time on meaningless social media trash.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 14h ago

Good morning greetings are indeed useless; the key is to have real substance. Exactly, there's noise everywhere now. Whoever can stick to doing one thing well will win. I strongly agree. Web3 is all about who can stay calm and focus on differentiation. Forget it, I'll just keep spamming gm. Anyway, I'm free, so might as well haha. This view is correct but a bit absolute. Moderate socializing can also help build connections. Brand differentiation is easy to talk about, but sticking to it is the real hell mode.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 14h ago

That's right, but the reality is that 99% of people are still wildly刷gm打卡, and they simply can't stop. People who constantly喊差异化 are themselves copying and pasting the same set of scripts. I agree, but the Web3 environment is full of激励噪音, making it really hard to stay calm. Spending time on打磨品牌? Bro, survival is already difficult, so what差异化 are we talking about? Noise is actually just Web3's inflation; I've long been used to it. Where have all the打磨品牌 people gone? I only see various new projects and Pump coins. I agree with this statement halfway. Some noise is actually必要的evil. Quality content is indeed scarce, but to be honest, no one wants to be forgotten. No one wants to be that沉默的少数派; the probability of归零 is too high.

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TradFiRefugee

· 14h ago

Crazy agreement, gm culture is collective cancer, wasting everyone's time Differentiation is the key, everything else is just a supporting role People who work seriously have already made a fortune, while spam accounts are still self-indulging There are too many pretenders in Web3, true builders have long been silent I'm tired of hearing about polishing the brand, the key is to have something to polish

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 14h ago

I'll try again to see if refreshing 100 times can make a difference, anyway it's all garbage time. --- I've heard the word "differentiation" enough times, but the key is that few people can really stick with it. --- Sounds good, but isn't it just yourself spamming? --- Web3 most lacking is this kind of "I'm very clear" voice, it's hilarious. --- Polishing a brand is fine, but first ask yourself if you have something real. --- Calm down? Are you on Twitter or meditating? --- I agree, but you're also creating noise with this post. --- That's true, but the difficulty lies in persistence. --- Another one teaching us how to live. --- It's somewhat insightful, but saying it differently would be more convincing.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 14h ago

Good morning, the GM community should reflect. Repeating this routine every day is really useless. --- That's right, but these days, who truly focuses on building something? --- I agree, but on the other hand, there are very few truly differentiated projects. --- Those who are pushing GM are just riding the trend, with no real brand accumulation. --- In Web3, 90% are just making noise; the real builders have long gone silent. --- Polishing a brand sounds simple, but it takes real skill. --- Alright, I’ll remember what you said. Let’s wait and see who laughs last. --- I deeply agree; those projects that boast about daily active users will eventually fade away. --- The knowledge points are in place, but I’m just worried no one will actually do the work.

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