How do foreigners view Chinese Yapper+Yap beginner tutorial 2 I woke up in the morning and saw several friends all at AT, saying that a foreigner was analyzing how I inflated my @ _kaitoai Yap score. I laughed to death. His post is a great example for newcomers, demonstrating how a small account can gain the attention and interest of a big V, and just the replies from my friends @ thecryptoskanda @ ZKSgu are enough to make a profit. After looking at this guy's analysis, we found that the perspectives of the East and the West are indeed quite different, and what we roast about in his side turned into our advantage. And I happen to have some feelings about using my small account to experiment with English tweets recently, so I am writing a post to respond and also to continue yesterday's Yap beginner tutorial. 1. It seems that there are few CT accounts in China that care about obtaining YAP points from Kaito. Look at the top of the leaderboard, most of the industry's big names are not there. But the Asian call out group has unique appeal to both Europe and the United States. This becomes a win-win strategy. “ --I don't quite agree The Chinese coin circle roll Kaito is not lighter than foreigners, but due to objective reasons, the Chinese coin circle voice cannot achieve the same dissemination and influence as the English voice, making it much harder for everyone to earn points. It has to be admitted that the microphone dominance in the current cryptocurrency circle still lies in the English side, and Kaito's algorithm has an important part in the interaction of inner circle CT, while the limited number of early Chinese inner circle bloggers also suffered losses. 2. He directly cultivates kaito by telling people that he will interact with them to gain benefits --I also don't quite agree I am actually quite averse to using my Twitter post space to focus on Farm points, as it may damage the reading experience of my readers. So I only chose to give readers a welfare post on the special occasion of Chinese New Year's Eve, trying to help novice Yappers. And in fact, I think this behavior is of limited help because Kaito, as an AI driven algorithm, cannot ignore the deliberate Farm integration method and make regulations. The most likely scenario is that the weight given to each ICT through comments gradually decreases, perhaps only the first 10 or 20 comments per day will be more valuable. 3. He selected popular narratives such as Deepseek and conducted a comprehensive analysis of them. --That's right Because it is obvious that everyone has the greatest interest in the new things that have just happened. Whoever can provide the most sensitive answer in the first time can gain traffic. But for small accounts, this behavior may be easily covered up by the posts of large accounts, unless you have a very solid and unique source of information (first-hand exposure) His post has a lot of reference value for other novice Yaps: 1. Deep analysis+data Most people find it difficult to sit down and spend time organizing data and statistics, but he undoubtedly did. I didn't even pay attention to some statistical data, such as daily posting frequency and interaction habits. 2. Finding unique entry points My friends and I were surprised to find out that a foreigner started studying Chinese yappers, because there is a significant gap between the media in China and the West, especially when the West looks at the East. So his post quickly aroused the interest of me and my friends and we responded positively. 3. Summary of dry goods Readers are always grateful for posts that provide real knowledge and are more willing to like, collect, and comment on them. This young man summarized several tips for me to score points, although not all of them are correct, but he also hit some points. For readers, this is the dry goods that can be taken away, so it will be popular. 4. Actively promote sales If it takes a lot of time to easily accumulate a big result and no one pays attention, it would be too embarrassing. In order to arouse the interest of the target group, he not only attacked me, but also other popular Yappers in the Chinese speaking area. For example, @ wenxue600 @Edward__Park @flarrs315 @youngsil_ai @ZKSgu @wang_xiaolou @thecryptoskanda @_FORAB @bocaibocai_ @vvickym2 @feifan7686 @Airdrop_Guard Although there were some confusions inside, 2, 3, and 4 were all Korean bloggers (perhaps he looked similar in Korean and Chinese), but it did work. I may have missed the usual AT reminders, but I will definitely see my friends' ATs, so the first thing I noticed when I woke up today was the replies from Guhe and Pange. He succeeded. @Thank you, fiyalkin, for providing me with the analysis. I look forward to hearing more interesting content from you. yap yap