Recently, I observed user behavior on Web3 social platforms and discovered some interesting phenomena. Typically, posting Airdrop information or tutorial-type content often only receives two to three k views. This type of content seems unable to generate widespread interest among users.

However, surprisingly, those so-called 'signal' posts can attract a large amount of traffic. The view counts of these posts can easily reach hundreds of thousands. This may explain why the platform is flooded with a large number of signals and edited content.

This phenomenon reflects the psychological state of current cryptocurrency market participants. Many users seem more eager to seek quick profit opportunities rather than to delve into the fundamentals or technical details of projects. This tendency may lead to short-sighted investment decisions and increase market volatility.

Although releasing promotional content may bring more traffic in the short term, providing high-quality analysis and educational content may be more beneficial for building a stable user base and a good community atmosphere in the long run. Balancing short-term traffic and long-term value is a consideration that every content creator needs to take into account.

As participants, we should remain rational and not be easily influenced by high-traffic calls. At the same time, we should reflect on whether we are too focused on short-term gains, neglecting a deep understanding of the projects and technologies. In this rapidly changing Web3 world, staying clear-headed and continuously learning is the key to success.