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This article provides an in-depth exploration of the current state and future trends of KOL (Key Opinion Leader) marketing in the Web3 domain, particularly focusing on how tools like Kaito and Cookie DAO can optimize the selection and collaboration with KOLs.

This article reveals the striking similarities between cryptocurrencies and multi-level marketing (MLM), pointing out that tokens have evolved into pyramid schemes powered by the internet. From exchanges and market makers to VCs, communities, and retail investors, the author analyzes the structural exploitation model of the crypto industry and calls for a reform of market structures to rebuild a product-driven crypto ecosystem.

The article not only analyzes common misconceptions about KOL (Key Opinion Leader) marketing but also provides a detailed discussion on how to choose the right KOLs, establish long-term partnerships, and develop effective marketing strategies. Through specific case studies, the author reveals the real issues behind KOL marketing, such as data fabrication, short-term hype, and the blind investment of project parties.

The article analyzes the characteristics of participants entering the market at different time periods, revealing how they shape the intersubjective space of the cryptocurrency market, while also exploring the reflexive phenomenon of cryptocurrencies—the mutual influence between price and belief.

This article reviews the business cycles in the AI and cryptocurrency industries, and makes predictions for 2024.

In this article, VC investor Marco Manoppo reflects on his story with Virtuals Protocol, sharing how he initially connected with the founding team and how, as a venture capitalist, he missed out on his first 100x opportunity. He also provides predictions on the future trends of AI.

EigenLayer and the concept of restaking have opened the Pandora’s Box.Conceptually, extending the economic security of a highly liquid and globally accessible asset is great. It allows developers to build onchain applications without having to bootstrap an entirely new ecosystem for its project-specific tokens.

Built on the Cosmos SDK, Berachain is an L1 blockchain compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It originates from the Bong Bears NFT series. Renowned for its unique community culture and strong brand power, the project has raised $420.69 million in seed funding. At the core of Berachain lies the Proof of Liquidity (PoL) mechanism, aimed at addressing some issues in Proof of Stake (PoS) networks, such as the balance between economic security and ecosystem liquidity, stake concentration, and coordination between dApps and underlying protocols. Berachain boasts a robust ecosystem with over 60 projects and has attracted significant attention from users and capital.

This article introduces eight high-potential DeFi protocols, analyzing their opportunities in terms of returns, airdrops, and rewards programs.

This article delves into the role of AI agents in the digital economy, analyzing the three major waves of agent evolution. It explains the development trends and potential value of the agentic economy, and introduces the "Decentralized AI" stacking framework proposed by Delphi Digital, providing investors with clear directions and references.

This article delves into the essence of the memecoin cycle. Unlike traditional crypto projects, the value of memecoins is not driven by utility, long-term vision, or a clear narrative. The key factor in this cycle is simple—being early. This piece explores the unique dynamics of the memecoin market and the speculative forces that drive it.

A comprehensive introduction to all major narratives in the current crypto industry.

This article delves into the relationship between the merchant class and cultural taste leaders, uncovering the difficulties in converting money into status. Despite the theoretical possibilities of transforming financial capital into social capital, the practical implementation is fraught with challenges.

The article presents strategies for finding low market cap cryptocurrencies and discusses the use of tools like Nansen's Token Screener to identify new token deployments with growing numbers of smart holders. The author provides examples of low cap projects like MDAI, but also cautions readers to conduct further research and analysis, and not to blindly follow influencers' recommendations. Finally, the importance of risk management is emphasized, and some tools, such as Kaito and Dune dashboards, are shared to help find tokens with potential 100x returns.

The article provides a detailed overview of market leaders Virtuals and Ai16z, exploring their project backgrounds, core strengths, and future potential. It also analyzes other promising competitors like ZereBro, ARC, and Griffain.