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Give Freedom to Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter

"Freeing Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter" by Zuo Ye Web3 argues that in the crypto era, information has become a commodified asset, while financial flows and information streams are increasingly disconnected. The author observes that platforms like Binance, despite dominating the exchange ecosystem, are struggling with "separation anxiety" as they lose control over information dissemination and face stagnating user growth. The piece critiques the crypto industry’s shift from idealistic goals like decentralization to speculative meme-driven trading, where information quality declines even as quantity explodes. Binance’s aggressive meme marketing and attempts to capture链上 (on-chain) users reflect a broader industry anxiety: the breakdown between information flow and capital movement. The author proposes a "Quantity Theory of Crypto Information" — analogous to Irving Fisher’s monetary equation — where information supply multiplied by the velocity of viewpoints equals exposure per project multiplied by the total number of projects. Yet, effective information remains hard to quantify, and the relationship between influencer content and actual trading activity is often unclear. Despite the freedom of capital movement enabled by CEXs and crypto banks, information channels are becoming more closed, fragmented by language, region, and algorithms. The author concludes that the crypto industry, if it loses its ability to set agendas and relies solely on internal capital games, risks becoming an isolated island in the broader financial world — unless it evolves to embrace mainstream, large-scale productization, as perhaps envisioned by Elon Musk’s X.

marsbit01/15 06:39

Give Freedom to Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter

marsbit01/15 06:39

Competitors Narrow the Gap from Binance. Who Leads Among Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Competitors are closing the gap with Binance, which remains the dominant leader among cryptocurrency exchanges in 2025, according to data from WuBlockchain. While Binance continues to lead in both spot and derivatives trading volume, smaller platforms are demonstrating more significant growth. In spot trading, the total volume on major exchanges grew 8.8% to $19.1 trillion. Binance, Bybit, and Gate were the top three, with Binance's volume nearly five times that of the second-place exchange. BitMart, KuCoin, and Bitget saw the largest growth in spot volume, while Upbit and Bybit saw declines. The derivatives market grew more substantially, rising 27.8% to $62.4 trillion. Binance, OKX, and Bybit led this segment. HTX and KuCoin recorded the highest growth rates here. Despite the increase in trading activity, overall website traffic to major exchanges fell by 6.9%. HTX, KuCoin, and Crypto.com were the only platforms to see significant traffic growth. The report notes that data from CoinGecko and Similarweb may be influenced by factors like wash trading and bot activity. Notably, Russian users accounted for a significant portion of traffic, representing 31% of all visits to Bybit.

RBK-crypto01/13 13:21

Competitors Narrow the Gap from Binance. Who Leads Among Cryptocurrency Exchanges

RBK-crypto01/13 13:21

29 Million Impressions, Only $71 Earned: How to Make Money from Traffic on X Platform?

An experiment on X platform revealed that chasing high exposure metrics does not translate to significant earnings. After generating 28.9 million impressions and gaining 37.5k followers through aggressive commenting and engagement chasing under popular posts, the author earned only $71.49. The key insight is that exposure alone is a vanity metric. X’s monetization algorithm prioritizes quality interactions from paid verified users—not raw visibility. Comments and reposts from premium users carry the most weight, while likes and free-user engagements have little value. The author’s high-exposure strategy attracted bot traffic, diluted audience quality, and risked algorithmic demotion. The account was flagged as low-quality despite high impression numbers. The revised strategy focuses on nurturing a genuine community: removing fake followers, creating original content, and fostering meaningful interactions with verified users. Key metrics for success now include a 3-5% engagement rate, over 45% verified user ratio, and comment-driven interactions. The conclusion: X rewards content creators who build authentic communities, not those who exploit exposure loopholes.

深潮12/26 06:25

29 Million Impressions, Only $71 Earned: How to Make Money from Traffic on X Platform?

深潮12/26 06:25

How Twitter Creates 'Fake Traffic'

This article investigates the perceived "fake traffic" on X (formerly Twitter) by comparing engagement metrics. It notes a significant discrepancy: a Binance YouTube video with 1.22 million subscribers received only 160k views, while a tweet from an account with 250k followers garnered 517k views. The core explanation is X's method of counting "impressions." A view is counted each time a tweet appears on a user's screen, even if they scroll past it without engaging. This applies to the timeline, search results, and profile views, with multiple appearances from the same user also counted. This system prioritizes measuring exposure over genuine interaction (likes, replies), a practice also used by Threads and TikTok, unlike YouTube's stricter 30-second watch time requirement. The article suggests this approach, implemented by Elon Musk to publicly display view counts, aims for maximum visibility rather than deep engagement. However, to counter potential low-quality content, X uses its "Creator Ads Revenue Sharing" program as a truer measure of influence. Payouts are based on verified user interactions (likes, replies from Premium subscribers) and content type, not just raw view counts. Additional features like "Bangers," which highlights high-engagement tweets, further help identify genuinely valuable content. The conclusion frames high view counts as a starting point for creators, emphasizing that bravery in self-expression is the first step, but real success and monetization come from fostering authentic engagement.

marsbit12/23 01:16

How Twitter Creates 'Fake Traffic'

marsbit12/23 01:16

LDPR Calls for Not Banning Cryptocurrencies "Under a Far-Fetched Pretext"

The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) has called for cryptocurrencies not to be banned "under a far-fetched pretext." Party leader Leonid Slutsky stated that cryptocurrencies should be legalized and regulated, framing the issue as one of technological and financial sovereignty. He argued it is impossible to "endlessly prohibit what the whole world is using" and that citizens should be provided with necessary tools for development. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) estimates there are about 1 million qualified investors in the country who could be permitted to trade cryptocurrencies after passing a test. The CBR proposes restricting non-qualified ordinary Russians from purchasing crypto to protect them from risks, though bans on holding or selling are not planned. The CBR reported an 18% decline in Russian transactions on foreign crypto exchanges in Q2 and Q3 of 2025 compared to the previous two quarters. The estimated monthly balance of Russians' funds on crypto exchanges fell by 20% to 933 billion rubles, and traffic from Russia to crypto platforms dropped by 28%. The regulator deems it crucial to legalize the crypto market but, according to First Deputy Chairman Vladimir Chistyukhin, also advocates for laws with strict restrictions and prohibitions to be adopted quickly.

RBK-crypto12/11 12:23

LDPR Calls for Not Banning Cryptocurrencies "Under a Far-Fetched Pretext"

RBK-crypto12/11 12:23

Russia Accounted for Up to 31% of Traffic on Major Cryptocurrency Exchanges in November

According to data from Similarweb cited by Wu Blockchain, Russia accounted for up to 31% of traffic on the cryptocurrency exchange Bybit in November, making it the largest source of visits to the platform. Although Bybit's overall traffic decreased by 10% month-over-month, the share of Russian users increased by 3 percentage points. Among 15 major crypto exchanges, total traffic fell by 11% in November, with no platforms showing growth. Spot trading volume on major exchanges dropped 27.8% to $1.7 trillion, while derivatives trading volume declined 15.8% to $7 trillion. Bybit ranked fourth in both spot and futures trading volumes. The Central Bank of Russia also reported an 18% decline in transaction volumes on foreign crypto exchanges in Q2 and Q3 of 2023, along with a 20% decrease in Russian users’ crypto holdings and a 28% drop in traffic from Russia to crypto platforms.

RBK-crypto12/10 13:18

Russia Accounted for Up to 31% of Traffic on Major Cryptocurrency Exchanges in November

RBK-crypto12/10 13:18

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