I joined Binance Square in November last year.
Back then, I saw Yingge promoting the Creator Platform, so I hopped on.
I have to say, Yingge is kind of my benefactor.
I should say she’s a benefactor for a lot of small retail investors. Everyone who knows her knows she’s very capable and also easygoing (and the key is, she’s also beautiful).
The deepest impression I have is when I ran into some small problems and went to ask Yingge for advice—I was afraid I wouldn’t do it well. Yingge told me: Just be yourself.
After that, I met Cy, who also gave me a lot of help and guidance.
I didn’t think too much. I just adjusted the content I usually posted to align more with the task direction.
Bit by bit, I managed to get a few first-place rankings; in total, I think it added up to nearly $10,000.
To be honest, that number isn’t that big, but the advantage is the low barrier to entry.
You don’t need 100,000 followers. You don’t need to grind data every day. If your writing is good, you still have a chance to get on the leaderboard.
Even now, I still update posts every day. Occasionally, when I see creator tasks that fit, I’ll join in.
Not grinding, but it’s pretty interesting.
Compared to writing on X for half a day just to get a few likes, Square at least gives you positive feedback—you write something and you can actually earn money.
#币安广场
Back then, I saw Yingge promoting the Creator Platform, so I hopped on.
I have to say, Yingge is kind of my benefactor.
I should say she’s a benefactor for a lot of small retail investors. Everyone who knows her knows she’s very capable and also easygoing (and the key is, she’s also beautiful).
The deepest impression I have is when I ran into some small problems and went to ask Yingge for advice—I was afraid I wouldn’t do it well. Yingge told me: Just be yourself.
After that, I met Cy, who also gave me a lot of help and guidance.
I didn’t think too much. I just adjusted the content I usually posted to align more with the task direction.
Bit by bit, I managed to get a few first-place rankings; in total, I think it added up to nearly $10,000.
To be honest, that number isn’t that big, but the advantage is the low barrier to entry.
You don’t need 100,000 followers. You don’t need to grind data every day. If your writing is good, you still have a chance to get on the leaderboard.
Even now, I still update posts every day. Occasionally, when I see creator tasks that fit, I’ll join in.
Not grinding, but it’s pretty interesting.
Compared to writing on X for half a day just to get a few likes, Square at least gives you positive feedback—you write something and you can actually earn money.
#币安广场