Why do many people hate insider information, yet crave to be embraced? ———— This is actually a contradiction in human nature, stemming from the clash between "weak mindset" and "strong mindset." The strong do not passively wait for insider information to come; instead, they actively build or acquire insider information through their own strength, resources, and network. What strength do you have to build insider information? You are an ordinary KOL, in an increasingly competitive environment. In front, there's @BTV_CN, a top-tier YouTuber with over 100,000 followers who quickly gained 30,000 followers on Twitter in a few months, and behind, there's @JYdmnLFG entering YouTube, whose video quality is genuinely high. I feel like my videos are just a pile of crap, and there are those who earn more money or are more beautiful than you, like @yueya_eth and @yuyue_chris. In the matter of cross-platform attention hijacking, they are doing well enough. In this era of super individuals, how much time do you need to produce YouTube videos while also writing various hardcore articles on Twitter and caring for the community? You don't have that much time, nor do you have the energy to form a team, and most KOLs haven't figured out what their advantages are, or what advantages they have. Exchanging traffic and community buying for equivalent insider information is not wrong, and this is the only option for most KOLs to observe insider information. However, this option is often rare, and the terms are not very impressive (usually, you need to shout at the last stick). This is an era that laughs at poverty but not at prostitution. The threshold of the group has been saved by shallow garbage information (short videos/edge content), and your dev can jump out and say you all deserve to be cut, and you still expect him to pull a plate. The group's cognitive laziness makes them unable to make independent judgments on anything simple, dramatic, extreme, or contrasting, and instead, they might speculate on CA due to simple "heat." After laying so much groundwork, I just want to say that in an era where traffic can be quantified, you may have to give more to obtain equivalent insider information. You can choose to do as I do, by studying market manipulation and economic models, thereby designing Ponzi schemes and deeply participating in insider information, because at this time your value is equal to that of the big players. In conclusion, what is your advantage? You should amplify this advantage. Being a KOL is not a profession, and you cannot do it for long. You need to find a good way out for yourself.