Eleanor Watson

@bitdealernet Every trader right now, literally.

The fan economy is driving more commercial value today than ever. But until now, fans never shared in what they created. City Protocol gives them the tools to capture it by participation, building a reputation, and influencing IP markets. With this, the fan economy becomes a real economy not a byproduct of social media platforms.

@bitdealernet @kucoincom $BIT just turned jealousy into FOMO real quick.

@SubQueryNetwork Consistency like this deserves recognition.

Taylor has eras. SubQuery just finished its 92nd. One dominates Spotify. The other quietly props up Web3.

@bitdealernet Numbers don’t lie...strong support...

@cityprotocolHQ The next wave: collaborative value creation...

When ideas succeed because people believe in them, everything accelerates. Distribution becomes honest. Discovery becomes real. Reputation becomes earned. This is the direction culture is heading and the tech that supports it will define the next decade.

@bitdealernet @AerodromeFi Front-end hacks often mean phishing.

@bitdealernet Charts screaming reversal, I’m in.

@cityprotocolHQ Ownership is the ultimate form of engagement.

IP and the Internet Capital Markets were always on a collision course. Not because of speculation but because the incentives finally match. When you put an IP on-chain, you give people a reason to push it forward: Shared upside, aligned interests, and a structure where momentum actually compounds. Suddenly, an audience isn’t just supporting an IP, they’re accelerating it. The internet made creativity open and global. Now, on-chain rails make it economically alive.

Platforms have spent a decade telling us what deserves attention. They got it wrong more often than they got it right. Let people, not platforms, shape what matters. That’s how culture actually grows.

@cityprotocolHQ This is the most important message platforms need to hear right now.