Raphael
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Raphael
@LiveBraver
Crypto & AI Enthusiast Web 3 explorer I Trader I Airdrop hunter @Wallchain Quacker
Katılım Kasım 2012
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On the @wallchain side, the logic works a bit differently. Instead of just looking at large accounts, they look at who is actually reaching the right audience. So it's not about "how many people you reached," but "did you reach the right people?"
Lately, I've started to see this more clearly... much of what we see as "organic growth" in CT isn't actually that organic. KOLs (Key Openings) chosen because of their high follower count, campaigns reaching the same audience repeatedly... money is spent, but the impact isn't as significant as you might think.
For example, working with 20 more carefully selected people instead of 10 with the same budget allows you to reach many more real users. Because overlap decreases. Instead of showing ads to the same people three times, you reach new people. You feel the difference there.
Then there are the smaller accounts... many people underestimate them, but they actually have more niche, more relevant audiences. Large accounts provide visibility, yes, but smaller accounts seem to hit the target directly. It seems best to use both in balance.
I think the most critical part of this is: do you want reach or frequency? Most people run campaigns without even thinking about this. However, both are effective when planned correctly. But you need to choose consciously.
In short, it's no longer about spending more, but about distributing more intelligently. When you act on data, the difference widens considerably. Those who realized this early have already started to get ahead.
I think this aspect will be discussed much more… because attention is now the most valuable thing, and directing it to the right place has become the game itself.
Focus on Wallchain. Keep quacking.

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