jahid al hasan

The Creator Pad is probably the worst thing that could have happened to Binance Square in its current form.

What was meant to incentivize quality creators has turned into a race to spam. Endless articles and posts with zero interaction, zero soul, zero value, published only to climb a leaderboard and scrape a few cents. That’s not community building. That’s farming.

We’re seeing “free promoted content” that inflates numbers artificially. Metrics look good on paper, but they don’t reflect real mindshare, real trust, or real impact. Projects get hyped for a few weeks because the system rewards volume, not substance, and then they disappear into irrelevance. Rinse and repeat.

It’s the Square equivalent of buying followers on X. The numbers go up, but nothing real is happening underneath.

The ranking system is the core problem. When quantity beats quality, people will flood, spam, and game the system. And that’s exactly what’s happening. The incentive structure is pushing creators to post more, not to post better. Engagement, discussion, and genuine interaction are being sidelined.

This isn’t good for creators who actually care.
It isn’t good for users trying to learn.
And in the long run, it isn’t good for Binance Square.

If Square wants to be a real social layer for crypto, not a content mill, the ranking and reward mechanics need a serious rethink. Otherwise, we’re just rewarding noise.

And noise always ends up drowning out what matters.