#XCryptoBanMistake
It is now March 2, 2026, at 11:50 AM, the greed index is 15%, the price of Bitcoin $BTC is 66929, and the price of pizza on the Ming Exchange is 0.1969, on-chain it is 0.0622.
This time, I want to have a serious discussion with everyone about how users can still recommend B circle projects on Twitter in the future?
It seems that under the new Twitter regulations, links are not allowed, and official websites cannot be included.
In the past, we often saw posts on Twitter that said "one-click three connections" followed by a lottery, or tagging three friends in the comments.
Or KOLs sharing projects, writing some promotional words, and then putting the invitation link in the tweet.
Of course, these promoters can earn commission fees or similar rewards.
So we, the cryptocurrency soft articles, need to pay attention from today onwards.
Basically, Twitter has already prohibited this kind of behavior.
The reason for discussing this topic today is not to complain, but rather to think from the platform's perspective.
For Twitter, the starting point is very simple:
Many posts from B circle in the past are filled with comments leaving addresses and tagging friends, which actually belong to junk content.
Although tweets have high exposure, they are all meaningless.
Or they contain invitation links.
Some accounts do not have much influence, are not KOLs, but can make posts go viral at a very low cost through follower boosting and marketing tactics.
Twitter has its own advertising system, but people in the crypto circle do not advertise, which reduces the platform's income, and it will certainly take action.
From the user's perspective, the electronic junk encountered in the future will decrease, which is actually a good thing.
But there is also a downside, which is that the new policy is very vague.
First of all, you have to write very subtly; otherwise, recommending B circle projects can easily be judged as "paid promotion."
To avoid suspicion, you have to think hard to write neutrally when tweeting.
As for KOLs, this track is already declining in the B circle.
It is now March 2, 2026, at 11:50 AM, the greed index is 15%, the price of Bitcoin $BTC is 66929, and the price of pizza on the Ming Exchange is 0.1969, on-chain it is 0.0622.
This time, I want to have a serious discussion with everyone about how users can still recommend B circle projects on Twitter in the future?
It seems that under the new Twitter regulations, links are not allowed, and official websites cannot be included.
In the past, we often saw posts on Twitter that said "one-click three connections" followed by a lottery, or tagging three friends in the comments.
Or KOLs sharing projects, writing some promotional words, and then putting the invitation link in the tweet.
Of course, these promoters can earn commission fees or similar rewards.
So we, the cryptocurrency soft articles, need to pay attention from today onwards.
Basically, Twitter has already prohibited this kind of behavior.
The reason for discussing this topic today is not to complain, but rather to think from the platform's perspective.
For Twitter, the starting point is very simple:
Many posts from B circle in the past are filled with comments leaving addresses and tagging friends, which actually belong to junk content.
Although tweets have high exposure, they are all meaningless.
Or they contain invitation links.
Some accounts do not have much influence, are not KOLs, but can make posts go viral at a very low cost through follower boosting and marketing tactics.
Twitter has its own advertising system, but people in the crypto circle do not advertise, which reduces the platform's income, and it will certainly take action.
From the user's perspective, the electronic junk encountered in the future will decrease, which is actually a good thing.
But there is also a downside, which is that the new policy is very vague.
First of all, you have to write very subtly; otherwise, recommending B circle projects can easily be judged as "paid promotion."
To avoid suspicion, you have to think hard to write neutrally when tweeting.
As for KOLs, this track is already declining in the B circle.