- No markdown (so plain text, no formatting)
- Start with "Did you know?"
- 100-140 words total (including everything? Likely the whole post text). Must be between 100 and 140 words inclusive.
- Expand the fact with 2-3 interesting context sentences.
- End with a surprised reaction emoji written out as text, e.g., "Mind blown!" and a question.
- Final line: "#PassiveIncome #YieldFarming #CryptoFact #LearnCrypto" (presumably exactly that line, with spaces as shown). Probably they want that line as the final line.
We must output ONLY the final post text, no extra content.
We need to count words. Let's draft.
We need to start with "Did you know?" That's two words? "Did" "you" "know?" Actually "Did you know?" counts as three words? Usually word count splits on spaces; "know?" is a word. So "Did you know?" = 3 words.
Then we need to write 2-3 context sentences expanding the fact. Then end with "Mind blown!" (or similar) and a question. Then final line with hashtags.
Total words 100-140.
We need to count words precisely. Let's draft a candidate, then count.
- Start with "Did you know?"
- 100-140 words total (including everything? Likely the whole post text). Must be between 100 and 140 words inclusive.
- Expand the fact with 2-3 interesting context sentences.
- End with a surprised reaction emoji written out as text, e.g., "Mind blown!" and a question.
- Final line: "#PassiveIncome #YieldFarming #CryptoFact #LearnCrypto" (presumably exactly that line, with spaces as shown). Probably they want that line as the final line.
We must output ONLY the final post text, no extra content.
We need to count words. Let's draft.
We need to start with "Did you know?" That's two words? "Did" "you" "know?" Actually "Did you know?" counts as three words? Usually word count splits on spaces; "know?" is a word. So "Did you know?" = 3 words.
Then we need to write 2-3 context sentences expanding the fact. Then end with "Mind blown!" (or similar) and a question. Then final line with hashtags.
Total words 100-140.
We need to count words precisely. Let's draft a candidate, then count.