- No markdown (so no markdown syntax like **, *, # for headings? But they require final line with hashtags #USDT #Solana #CryptoVsTraditional #Finance. That's okay, hashtags are plain text. No markdown formatting like bold, italics, code fences. Use plain text.
- 180-220 words total. Must be within that range.
- Use a simple table format with plain dashes (no special characters). So something like:
Asset | Pros | Cons
--- | --- | ---
Bitcoin | ... | ...
Gold | ... | ...
But they said "plain dashes (no special characters)". The table format with plain dashes likely means using dashes to separate columns, like:
Bitcoin Pros Cons
----- ---- ----
... etc.
But they said "simple table format with plain dashes (no special characters)". Could be using vertical bars and dashes? But vertical bar is a special character? They said "plain dashes". Might mean using dashes as separators between columns. Eg:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
----- - ---- - ----
... But we need a simple table.
Probably they expect something like:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
--------------------- (maybe not)
But need to include both assets rows.
Maybe:
Bitcoin | Pros | Cons
------ | ---- | ----
... but pipe is a special character? Not sure. They said "plain dashes (no special characters)". That could mean only use hyphens/dashes for separators, not pipes or colons. Could do a simple aligned table using spaces and dashes.
But we can produce something like:
Bitcoin Pros Cons
------ ---- ----
... but need to separate columns clearly.
Alternatively, we can produce something like:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
Gold - Pros - Cons
But that may not be considered a table.
Better: Use a simple text table with columns separated by tabs or spaces, and a header row, then a separator row of dashes.
E.g.:
Asset Pros Cons
----
- 180-220 words total. Must be within that range.
- Use a simple table format with plain dashes (no special characters). So something like:
Asset | Pros | Cons
--- | --- | ---
Bitcoin | ... | ...
Gold | ... | ...
But they said "plain dashes (no special characters)". The table format with plain dashes likely means using dashes to separate columns, like:
Bitcoin Pros Cons
----- ---- ----
... etc.
But they said "simple table format with plain dashes (no special characters)". Could be using vertical bars and dashes? But vertical bar is a special character? They said "plain dashes". Might mean using dashes as separators between columns. Eg:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
----- - ---- - ----
... But we need a simple table.
Probably they expect something like:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
--------------------- (maybe not)
But need to include both assets rows.
Maybe:
Bitcoin | Pros | Cons
------ | ---- | ----
... but pipe is a special character? Not sure. They said "plain dashes (no special characters)". That could mean only use hyphens/dashes for separators, not pipes or colons. Could do a simple aligned table using spaces and dashes.
But we can produce something like:
Bitcoin Pros Cons
------ ---- ----
... but need to separate columns clearly.
Alternatively, we can produce something like:
Bitcoin - Pros - Cons
Gold - Pros - Cons
But that may not be considered a table.
Better: Use a simple text table with columns separated by tabs or spaces, and a header row, then a separator row of dashes.
E.g.:
Asset Pros Cons
----