#CreatorAcademy I carefully read through each section, and I believe I can provide genuine feedback from my perspective as an active FUTURES trader and a consistent content creator on Binance Square.
The information provided by the Binance Square team is indeed useful and, in my opinion, represents a good starting point. However, some of the ideas are presented only at a general level, so I would like to add a few observations based on my practical experience.
Red Packets Based on Questions and Answers
What happens when you use a Red Packet based on questions and answers?
In my opinion, there is a risk of generating a large number of comments that do not genuinely contribute to the development of the post and can essentially become spam comments.
Personally, I don't see much value in this feature in its current form, and I would consider removing or modifying it.
Standard Red Packets
On the other hand, standard Red Packets can play an interesting role in increasing engagement.
When you use one in a post, you can gain new followers, likes, and comments. Some comments will simply be messages of thanks or encouragement, while naturally, some users may become followers, copy a trade, or join the Square group attached to your post.
If we look at it honestly, the mechanism is, to some extent, a small form of cooperation between the creator and the community:
The creator provides a small donation, while the community contributes through engagement — likes, comments, and shares.
But the possibilities don't stop there.
If a creator wants to organize a competition or simply share part of their profits with the community, a Red Packet can be a very simple way to do it.
For example, if you make a profit from a scalping trade and want to distribute 40% of that profit to your community a few minutes later, you can do so through a Red Packet. Personally, I think this can be a nice gesture and a way of rewarding your community.
Types of Posts
From my experience, there are two main content formats: the standard post, which allows up to 4 images and up to 2,000 characters, and the ARTICLE format, which allows you to structure your information in much greater depth and develop an idea more thoroughly.
I have had situations where my images and content were copied by other people.
However, Binance Square has certain mechanisms in place to protect images. When an image is downloaded, it retains the creator's name in the bottom-right corner, while the image quality is reduced, making content theft less attractive.
More importantly, there is the issue of trading positions.
If you show your open BTC position and attach a banner that clearly displays the entry price, position size, and current status, that material becomes much harder to fake or reproduce in a credible way.
For this reason, I encourage the community to be careful with creators who only show a screenshot of a position with thousands or tens of thousands of dollars in profit, claim that it is their own position, and then invite people into a chat room.
We should not automatically assume that every such creator is legitimate.
The community has the ability to report suspicious content and, equally importantly, to ignore it. The better informed users are, the more difficult it becomes for misleading content to succeed.
Consistency Is One of the Most Important Factors
If you want to build a career as a content creator on Binance Square, you need to be prepared to maintain a consistent pace.
Success is not limited to making one post per day. At the same time, we cannot compare ordinary creators with individuals who already have an extremely high status within the ecosystem and can afford to post very rarely while still receiving enormous exposure.
For most creators, the realistic approach is different.
You can publish 10, 20, or even 100 posts per day if you genuinely have enough relevant content to share. What matters is being consistent, regular, and disciplined.
New posts appear on Square every minute. The platform never stops.
Therefore, if you want to remain visible, you need to stay active consistently.
How Should You Build Your Posts?
Basically, you can structure your content in whatever style you want.
You could even come to Square every day and simply write, "Hello."
But if you do that for 365 consecutive days, you have already created something important: consistency.
Of course, I am not suggesting that you should only post "Hello." The point is that you need to find your own style and remain active on a regular basis.
Good content + consistency + discipline are, in my opinion, far more important than trying to find a single "perfect post."
200 Views Are Not a Small Number
Sometimes we see 200 views and think that it is a very small number.
But imagine standing in front of 200 people in a room and telling them exactly what you wrote in your post.
From that perspective, 200 people no longer seems like a small number.
Every view represents a real person who had the opportunity to see your message.
The Road to Success
Finally, I would say something very simple:
If 1,000 people start at the same time, perhaps only 5 or even 1 will make it to the finish line.
There are many challenges along the way, and some of them may not even be anticipated by the Binance Square team yet.
I live in Italy, and this year Binance has been facing certain restrictions and regulatory challenges across Europe.
Do you really think that changes like these cannot affect a creator's activity and growth?
Of course they can.
And there will probably be even more challenges in the future.
At the same time, if Binance continues its global expansion and reaches a user base in the billions, imagine how large the traffic on Square could become.
And with that traffic, competition between creators will become even stronger.
In such a large ecosystem, every user will have more and more choices and will naturally gravitate toward creators who provide valuable information and offer the most professional experience possible.
My Test
Thank you for your attention and for the information provided.
I will publish this analysis on my own channel, tag the original post created by the Binance Square team, and also add a Red Packet as a simple donation to the community.
Then we can see together whether this post will be recommended and what level of engagement it will generate.
I believe this can be a small practical experiment, based not only on theory but also on the real experience of an active creator on the platform.
Ciao, and good luck to all creators!
@Binance Square Official