When the Web3 market is cold, whether official accounts are still updating really says a lot.
I’m now observing Web3 companies and there’s a simple little habit I’ve noticed.
Go back and look at what they posted when the market was cold.
In a bull market, there’s a topic every day—so it’s actually not that hard to produce content.
But when there isn’t much traffic, whether they’re still willing to keep updating is easier to see, and it reveals the team’s condition.
I first noticed Bitroot and Allindoge, and it was related to this.
Not long ago, when the market was relatively cold, their official accounts were still continuously sharing Web3, AI, RWA, and industry content.
At least it doesn’t give people the impression that there’s no action outside and that the whole team is quiet too.
Of course, social media can’t represent everything about a company.
But whether there’s been “noise” for a long time—or not—still says something to some extent.
When everyone watches Web3 platforms, what other small details do you often pay attention to?
#bitroot #Allindoge