2025-12-18 11:27:04

Big Vs can easily make it to the trending list with just one article, the influence is right there, no suspense. In contrast, ordinary creators who post five or six hot project analyses a day still remain unnoticed. The gap is indeed significant.

To put it simply, the current Yaps scoring system has a ceiling. If the score isn't high enough, it's basically a dream to break into the Top rankings. Plus, with this round of market conditions, most project teams have no intention of doing ecological incentives, so where's the sunshine and warmth?

Looking at the operational logic of a certain Web3 platform makes it clear — the platform favors top creators with traffic, leaving newcomers crushed. Under such a mechanism, the vitality of the ecosystem is indeed compromised. It's not that it's unreasonable, but it just feels a bit off.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-18 11:58

This is a typical Matthew Effect—one statement from a big influencer outweighs ten of our analyses. It reminds me of a project from two months ago. No matter how well newcomers write, it’s useless; the platform has already decided who gets the traffic. The ceiling is indeed hard to bypass, but which platform isn’t like that? Wait, does the project team really have no money to incentivize? Or do they just want to pour resources into top accounts? By the way, in this round of the market, what is everyone competing for? Honestly, it’s a bit exhausting, but we can’t stop. It feels like the value of creating content has decreased now.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-18 11:29

Damn, it's the same old trick again. The traffic is all taken by big V influencers, and we small investors don't stand a chance. The flawed rating system hits a ceiling and can never improve, it's exhausting. When the market is bad, project teams also pull back. Who still has the energy to invest money to motivate newcomers?

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