2025-12-07 11:21:07

Recently, I encountered something quite puzzling—I’ve been consistently posting daily content for a certain liquidity project for over half a month now, sometimes even managing to squeeze out two articles in a day, yet my name hasn't shown up on the 7-day trending leaderboard at all.

The key point is, I started writing right at the beginning of the season, when barely anyone was involved with this project, and with updates every three days, there was basically no competition. Logically, I should have gained some traction by now, right? But instead, the more I post, the more it feels like I’m just entertaining myself.

Is this an issue with the platform’s algorithm, or am I really being treated as invisible by the system?

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 4h ago

Bro, this is just missing the opportunity. I’ve said before that the most crucial thing for these kinds of projects is the early-stage layout before the season starts. Getting in now means you've already missed the golden window, no matter how good the mechanism is, it’s pointless.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 12-07 17:53

This system just won't be satisfied until we've worked ourselves to death, huh? --- Missed the early dividends? No matter how hard you try now, it's all for nothing. --- I think maybe you need to look at it from another angle. Is content quality really not the main issue? --- Churning out two articles a day is real dedication, but timing really is everything. --- Whether you're invisible or not, the algorithm is just like this. You need the right timing, location, and people. --- Hold on, are you sure it's a system issue, or did you just not hit the right spot for people? --- Persistence is good, but sometimes direction is worth more than effort.

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