Feels so liberating… ever since I started yapping about fewer projects and stopped chasing LBs.

Only 5 months left in 2025.
If this year hasn’t been kind to you in Web3 or in life that’s okay.
There's still time to flip the script.
I’ve set two key goals for myself:
> One in Crypto
> One in my Personal Life
I’ll revisit this post at the end of the year.
Let’s finish strong. Hercules is with you!

The Evolution of KOL Money:
> Stables to post
> Tokens to post
> Yaps to post
> Merch to post
What’s next?

Always had this on my mind…
Crazy how shitposts get way more traction than solid, educational content 🤷‍♂️
Curious to know what you all think.
Vote below 👇
I scroll CT for:

how to miserably fail on ct:
> start shilling Kaito projects when you’ve barely got 10 followers
> chase promos in your first month like it’s your full-time job
> choose money over meaningful connections
spam “follow for follow” and wonder why no one cares
> copy every viral thread format but add nothing new
post lazy takes like “xyz to $1000 eoy” and call it alpha
> obsess over leaderboards instead of building long-term credibility
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how to actually win on ct:
> create genuinely helpful or organic content when you’re just starting out
> focus on earning 2

Taking a step back from chasing @KaitoAI leaderboards.
Why?
➣ Missing just a day or two drops your rank like a rock.
➣ And recycling the same points daily just to stay visible? That’s not it.
➣ Its flooded with low-effort noise. Real content gets buried.
➣ Most of it feels like AI-generated slop, and honestly, I’m not here to compete with that.
➣ I’d rather focus on creating content that feels human insightful, original, and actually worth reading.
Not something designed just to game a system.
Quality over leaderboard. Always.
But still will be writing about Projects that i love.

Every problem, be it in crypto or IRL can be traced back to one root cause:
Lack of awareness.
Fix that, and most issues fade away.