2026-01-12 20:37:42

Algorithms are becoming harder to please. Posting frequently is flagged as spam, but staying silent results in limited reach. Original content doesn't get exposure, copying others' work doesn't last long, and when I finally share some valuable insights, no one sees them. Platform algorithms change every three days, and the rules never keep up, making the entire system feel chaotic.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-12 21:05

Algorithms are just a black box; no matter how we play, we're bound to lose.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-12 20:51

Algorithms are really amazing; no matter how you handle it, it's a trap. --- The broken rules for spamming, always a new trick. --- Can't keep up anymore, feeling like the entire ecosystem is rotten. --- Original content gets no views, copied content dies quickly. How are we supposed to play? --- Rules change every day, who the hell can keep up? --- Even with valuable content, it's useless. This algorithm is truly unbeatable. --- Silenced and limited in reach, posts marked as spam, whichever you choose, it's all over.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 01-12 20:49

The algorithm is now like gambling; you can't grasp the pattern at all.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-12 20:46

Algorithms are just black boxes; no one can really figure them out. Really, anything you post gets swallowed, and if you don't post, it just disappears—it's crazy. Instead of studying algorithms, it's better to just speak directly on the chain. Platform rules change every day, and people are going crazy. I'd rather have a sore throat on the chain than trust the platform's system. I understand the reasoning, but no one sees it. Algorithms have killed originality; now it's all copy and paste across the world.

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