Now one thing is certain — media news promotion has already formed a complete industry chain, which is more efficient and cost-effective than simply finding KOLs to publish.
Here's an interesting case. The article from a top news platform, just by looking at the title, is quite impressive, but the actual readership is only a little over 30,000. Such traffic data doesn't translate into much purchasing power in theory. But what about the effect? The market response is tangible.
The underlying logic is actually quite clear:
**Step 1**: Main funds start to ignite and boost. **Step 2**: Media publicity is launched simultaneously to attract hot money to follow the trend. The combination of these two moves quickly heats up the market.
Looking ahead, this approach will become more and more common. Multi-channel promotion involving media, KOLs, community operations, and others will frequently appear, gradually forming a more complex and diverse profit distribution structure. Participants will each get what they need, and the ecosystem will become increasingly refined.
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ChainChef
· 01-14 07:25
ngl this is basically the recipe for market soup at this point—coordinated funding simmering, media seasoning layered on top, then watch the retail flock in. big tech knows the secret ingredient now
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-13 17:39
Really, traffic numbers are misleading and not very useful; it still depends on how the subsequent funds are coordinated. This combination is deadly.
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30,000 views can move the market. What does that mean? It’s all about money.
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I’ve seen through it long ago: media promotion + funding push, neither can escape.
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This ecosystem is becoming more and more complex. Whoever can understand all the links will win.
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Wait, how outrageous does the conversion rate of 30,000 views have to be to trigger such a large market response?
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The industry chain has become segmented; all parts are working together more closely. Retail investors really find it hard to catch the bottom.
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The cost-effectiveness of promotion is much smarter than directly hiring KOLs.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 01-13 10:38
30,000 views can move the market, that's just outrageous.
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Wait, are you talking about a complete PnD industry chain? I feel like I've been trapped.
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Main players cooperate with media in a synchronized manner; retail investors are really hard to defend against.
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Ecological segmentation = mechanism optimization to cut more people, sounds "advanced."
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In plain terms, it's a game of money and traffic; whoever controls public opinion wins.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-11 09:55
30,000 views can generate market movements, indicating that this combination of tactics is indeed powerful.
Basically, it's the main players collaborating with the media, with speculators following suit to buy in.
This ecosystem is becoming more and more like a black box; anyone can get involved.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-11 09:55
This combination is indeed fierce, with the main force working together with the media to cut, and the hot money can't react in time.
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TokenRationEater
· 01-11 09:52
30,000 views can move the market? That's indeed a brilliant arrangement.
It seems the traffic numbers are inflated, but money talks.
Basically, it's about coordination—main players lead the charge, media relay, and speculators follow suit.
I've seen this combination too many times; the next wave is coming again.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-11 09:47
30,000 views can shake the market, which shows that people don't really care about the data itself; the real business is off the scene.
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So, the combination of media, capital, and community is the real killer move; single KOLs are already out.
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This is the current play: the main players lay in wait first, then media blows the wind, retail investors follow, creating a perfect closed loop.
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The competition is getting fiercer, all kinds of players want a piece of the pie, and in the end, no one can escape.
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Got it, it’s money moving in the shadows, hot topics burning in the open, and viewers still think it’s natural popularity.
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The more complete the industry chain, the scarier it is, because the more participants there are, the harder it is to go wrong.
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Feeling a bit tired of the news, it seems like everyone is just acting.
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The problem is, small investors can’t tell which news is genuinely investigative and which is capital manipulation.
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RuntimeError
· 01-11 09:46
30,000 views can move the market, this operation is truly brilliant
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In other words, it's a coordinated effort between funds and media, the ultimate secret for retail investors to get caught holding the bag
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More and more people are seeing through it, but some still jump in, caught in the cycle
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The more refined the利益链 (interest chain), the easier it is to harvest the leeks
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So I'm wondering, with such low genuine traffic, how can the effect still be so good? How much money needs to be invested
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This is the current state of web3, no more creativity, just routines
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What does a complete产业链 (industry chain) mean? It means you can't escape at all
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-11 09:30
This coordination... really makes it clear, just need to lay it all out.
When funds move, the media follows; speculative capital jumps in just for the excitement, and the ones always making money are those few people.
Refining the ecosystem is just a nice-sounding phrase; in reality, it's still a new way to harvest the leeks.
Now one thing is certain — media news promotion has already formed a complete industry chain, which is more efficient and cost-effective than simply finding KOLs to publish.
Here's an interesting case. The article from a top news platform, just by looking at the title, is quite impressive, but the actual readership is only a little over 30,000. Such traffic data doesn't translate into much purchasing power in theory. But what about the effect? The market response is tangible.
The underlying logic is actually quite clear:
**Step 1**: Main funds start to ignite and boost. **Step 2**: Media publicity is launched simultaneously to attract hot money to follow the trend. The combination of these two moves quickly heats up the market.
Looking ahead, this approach will become more and more common. Multi-channel promotion involving media, KOLs, community operations, and others will frequently appear, gradually forming a more complex and diverse profit distribution structure. Participants will each get what they need, and the ecosystem will become increasingly refined.