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ONE OF THE VIEWS MAFIA BOSSES DM'D ME AFTER MY LAST POST. A FEW DAYS LATER I WAS INSIDE. No phones past the door. basement, one bulb, people in hoodies, every screen split into dozens of browser windows Nobody posts the same reply twice. X flags repeated wording as copypasta, so every account has its own voice and its own phrasing The first 2 hours decide everything. they don't spread activity over the day, they jump on a post the second it goes live, while X is still deciding who else sees it Likes are the cheap part. what they chase is replies and people reading to the end. that's what ranking weighs now And they treat every account like it can die tomorrow. one label and it's invisible to non-followers. nothing important ever lives on one account Most useful evening i've had for xamm.io in a while. now i know what X catches and why, and we build so our clients' accounts never look like that basement

X just admitted in writing what views farmers have been cashing in on for months Two new lines showed up today in the changelog of x's open source algorithm. the changes behind them went live weeks ago. on oct 8 the ranking got much better at guessing how long you'll sit on a post, and on oct 13 the part that shows your stuff to people who don't follow you started getting trained on one thing: did they read it to the end If you're under 10k followers, that second line is basically your whole growth. strangers are the only new readers you have, and x now decides what strangers see partly by whether people finish your post The numbers have been pointing there all month. likes went up to 0.66. The time spent score jumped 50%. stay 10+ seconds after tapping in and that's another 0.4, while opening and bouncing gets you 0.3 and that's it. Copy link shares still sit on top at 20. replies, quotes and dm shares get 5 each, and two mutuals replying to each other get 20, which is why the chats i wrote about work so well Bookmarks count for zero. so does watching a video what kills you is worse than what helps. one likely "not interested" costs -52.27, so a random off-topic post can sink a good week. Replies and reposts never leave your bubble because only originals reach strangers. drop two posts back to back and the second one counts 62%. and if your account picks up a single label, reach to non-followers is gone The first 2 hours and first 200 views still decide everything. posting at 3am because you couldn't sleep burns that window for nothing Farmers were building around all of this long before x said a word. that's how a 421-follower account does 180k on one post how they actually do it is in the article below🖖

Рow i started acting like the FBI We have access to the most advanced intelligence in the world and we use it to order toilet paper and pick a bar for tonight. Instead of using it at 1000% Every founder has hit this problem. You need leads for your b2b or b2c product and you have no idea where the people who'll actually buy are Most classic marketing either doesn't work or needs a huge budget I made most of my money through brokerage. connecting people who need something with people who can give it So i built an agent that finds the right people for me automatically, across databases Plugged every MCP i could get into grok bot, wrote it a skill that digs through telegram, and now i have a pretty brutal lead machine Drop in the comments who you're looking for and i'll DM you what it finds

WE BURNED $1M building a traffic machine for crypto. Here's what we learned I'm the founder of @Push_X, @XAMM_AI and one more product i can't name here (a bit of research and you'll find it) I've spent 7+ years in traffic, crypto and web3 investing. watching how projects get built, raise money and capture attention About 6 months ago we started building @XAMM_AI. The idea was to run large networks of niche accounts in one vertical, web3 in our case. we built it for ourselves and didn't plan to go public. Then we looked at what competitors were selling and saw how bad their tools were ~$200k went into building @XAMM_AI. another ~$100k into setting up, running and warming the accounts. the rest went into building @Push_X and our other product, plus buying outside traffic What we got: two projects, one of them is @Push_X. admin panel screenshots below The traffic part worked. the part that didn't is more interesting: crypto users as an audience are basically dead Before L2 season and memecoins you could watch projects build real revenue. today building a profitable crypto product without turning it into a casino is close to impossible. you either have to be old like CRV with a base that believes in you, or be an institution working between crypto and web2. How we figured it out: every time we tried to sell something and moved the conversation away from a token toward actual value, traffic dropped and FUD started. People don't want the product. they want the airdrop and free money. That's how L2s that raised hundreds of millions end up doing $5 a day in revenue. Nobody has an answer to "why would i keep spending money here after the drop?" look where funding goes now: payments and tokenized stocks. there people have to use the product. If you're an exporter paying the other side of the world and don't want to lose a chunk on fees, you use crypto DeFi for retail is fiction. A web3 product built from zero, away from governments, is fiction We have traffic, community and a product, and almost zero revenue from crypto natives ( 70$ per month ) Our team has worked with most of the big protocols and funds. didn't help Is crypto dead? Did the thing crypto-punks were afraid of actually happen?