Crypto content creators are noticing something interesting: interview-style streams with project founders and protocol developers pull way better engagement than solo commentary.
The challenge now? Finding the right guests. Not just any project team, but people behind coins and protocols that actually have substance to discuss. The ones who can break down their value proposition without sounding like they're reading a pitch deck.
Viewers want real conversations about what's being built, the problems being solved, and the tech underneath. Turns out people would rather hear it straight from the builders than watch another talking-head analysis.
Anyone running a similar format seeing the same trend?
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 5jam yang lalu
Lebih baik melakukan proyek sendiri daripada hanya menganalisis.
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Frontrunner
· 16jam yang lalu
搞ama memang jalan yang benar.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 16jam yang lalu
Sumber daya manusia sulit ditemukan.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 16jam yang lalu
Dengan tangan, bisa bercerita; tanpa otak, tidak bisa.
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rug_connoisseur
· 16jam yang lalu
Siapa lagi yang tetap pesimis, lebih baik langsung buat wawancara saja, lebih menarik.
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MissingSats
· 16jam yang lalu
Memang monolog seorang diri itu sangat membosankan.
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GasBankrupter
· 16jam yang lalu
Ck, wawancara kan biasanya mengikuti naskah, kan?
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SerRugResistant
· 16jam yang lalu
Siapa bilang streamer semuanya hanya omong kosong.
Crypto content creators are noticing something interesting: interview-style streams with project founders and protocol developers pull way better engagement than solo commentary.
The challenge now? Finding the right guests. Not just any project team, but people behind coins and protocols that actually have substance to discuss. The ones who can break down their value proposition without sounding like they're reading a pitch deck.
Viewers want real conversations about what's being built, the problems being solved, and the tech underneath. Turns out people would rather hear it straight from the builders than watch another talking-head analysis.
Anyone running a similar format seeing the same trend?