Judging by a lot of the tweets I come across here on X, you guys don’t really understand how proxies work.
And when you don’t understand how something works, I don’t think it’s fair to automatically tell people it’s crap or useless.
It’s the same thing you guys said about warming up a channel.
“It’s crap, it’s BS.” The fact that a strategy didn’t work for you doesn’t mean it doesn’t work.
I’ve revived several channels using that method. I pause uploads, move the channel from the original email to a Brand Account under a fresh email, clear the history, then start using the account to watch and engage with similar channels.
It has proven to work for me over time.
You can try it and it might not work for you, but that doesn’t change the fact that it worked for me.
This is one of the main reasons I keep saying there’s really nothing like an “expert” when it comes to YTA.
All of us are just sharing our experiences and what we know. Some people’s experience might simply be deeper than others.
It’s just like someone collaborating with a big channel, not getting the results they expected, then coming here to say the collaboration tool is BS just because it didn’t work for them.
I’ll make another video on proxies, so watch out for it.
I’ll keep dropping tutorials here on X as long as you guys keep watching and learning.
🟤 Day 7 — Putting It All Together
Let's imagine you want to use a Web3 application.
You might:
1. Get a wallet
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2. Fund the wallet
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3. Connect it to a dApp
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4. Approve a transaction
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5. Your transaction is sent to the blockchain
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6. The blockchain network verifies it
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7. A smart contract executes
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8. Your wallet reflects the resulting asset or state
That's a basic Web3 interaction.