I originally had no traffic anxiety, but recently I’ve seen many bloggers showing off the wages posted by , and it feels like many people have handed in their assignments, and I must keep up as well.

Twitter was once used for crypto trading and getting information. At that time, being able to find useful insights on Twitter felt very lucky, as I saw a different world.

Later, I looked into how to open a Blue V account. After being banned when trying to find someone to open it for me, I gave up for a while. One day, I discovered I could subscribe directly using an Apple Store recharge card, and I realized my Blue V account was successfully opened.

Recently, I’ve noticed everyone talking about pure IPs. I also got my residential ISP sorted out, and followed everyone step by step to learn a lot of knowledge. I’ve grown a lot. Also, how to open a Hong Kong card, how to activate Wise, how to set up Stripe—all of these are used to receive the income from @E5@.

Now, everyone is talking about several big V accounts on being banned, and I’ve been busy using #Grok to check my account. This is probably the path many people take when playing —a path recognized by the market. Looking back, being able to use Twitter was such a miraculous and lucky thing.

But now, because of monetization, I have to do many things, and it’s the same in real life. To make money, activities that were once hobbies become complicated. This is not only a professional requirement but also a reflection of rules.