@THECRIMESAGA As soon as you become a knight, you can only move in an L-shape. On the positive side, you can jump over people if you want. Even kings can't do that.
now this assumes writing skill and personal growth are the same thing.
they’re not.
ghostwriting is applied inside other people’s distribution systems, with different audiences, history, authority, and compounding already in place.
your own (or my own) account is a separate game: consistency, niche positioning, and long-term identity building.
also got to realize that plenty of high-level operators build for others because that’s where leverage is, not because they can’t grow their own page.
follower count measures distribution choice and most definitely not writing ability.
i hopes this clears your doubt rather than throwing uninteresting arguments all over CT.
one funny thing that I often makes me laugh (in pain) as a ghost writer is simply brand voice.
when working with a brand, it is easy to work with their brand's voice and help push certain narratives.
however, when it comes to your own personal account it becomes difficult to establish a brand voice especially when you have numerous voices in your head 😂.
after working exclusively with a clinet for months, you can lose your own brand voice. it becomes even more glaring when you've worked with corporate brands.
another reason is that sometimes, ghost writers ignore their own accounts for weeks or months on end when working with a brand.
the algo doesn't like that
plus, if you are focused 100% into writing, it becomes difficult to establish a foothold on the space. it is not uncommon to see a lot of your writing idolos add other industiries like ai, airdrop maxxing and nft collabs to their skillset
it is just a whole lot
plus, if a ghostwriter grows to the point of becoming a kol, what they do is to chase brand deals cause why not? 😂😂😂😂
Genuine question for ghostwriters :
You help clients grow their audience and engagement, yet your own profile has only around 2,000 followers
If you’re able to grow someone’s following and engagement as you say
wouldn’t your own account reflect that first ?
@0xJonnyDee following doesn't equate proficency.
i know a few people here who are phenomenal writers with full dm requests but with less than 200 followers.
@Dipo_web3 There are several ways liquidity can be provided
The founding team initially could (temporarily)
They could get market makers, traders, spectators and others to provide liquidity
One thing I've always wondered:
Why are NFT marketplaces still treating NFTs like collectibles that must be bought and sold one by one?
What if NFTs could be traded more like stocks or crypto assets?
Imagine if collections had:
Spot markets
LPs
Lending markets
Index funds
Fractional shares
Perpetual futures
All backed by actual collection liquidity
We spent years trying to financialize memes and AI coins.
Maybe we should finish financializing NFTs first.
Just a thought
Idk but the fact that Opensea is expanding into a dying vertical (perps) instead of doubling down on a vertical that's currently at its peak (collectibles) is truly fascinating.
There are so many things you could do with NFTs, just look at the hype around trading cards right now with Gacha machines doing hundreds of millions of dollars in sales.
And if you don't want to rely solely on NFTs, you could even position Opensea as the hub for collectibles, both digital and physical.
Add trading cards (yes you are late but perps aren't exactly early either).
But perps? Almost every copy-paste perp DEX has gone to zero. And we already have a million Hyperliquid interfaces across basically all wallets
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