Dialogue on the first session of the overseas roundtable event

When X closes a door, how can Web3 open a new world for creators?

Time: January 22nd, 8 PM (UTC+8)

Every Tuesday at 8 PM, we gather here to focus on hot topics in the crypto market.

These past few days, I’m sure many of you have seen the news that X (formerly Twitter) has massively blocked the APIs of third-party incentive applications, including Kaito. Overnight, the crypto space is empty. Many Web3 creators who rely on these platforms for content monetization have suddenly lost their way. Online, some lament, some applaud, but most are confused and reflecting on the situation.

However, as the saying goes, when one door closes, another opens. We’ve gathered here today not just to discuss this closed door, but to explore—beyond the “walled garden,” is Web3 opening up a broader, fairer new world for creators?

Tonight, we are honored to have three highly influential guests in the Web3 content creation field Welcome to our three guests, and welcome to all viewers. Please feel free to interact in the comments section with any thoughts or questions.

Before we get to the topic, as is customary, let’s have each guest briefly introduce themselves. We’ll proceed according to the poster’s position, starting with xxx.

(Guests introduce themselves in turn, briefly mentioning their social media or live stream.)

Okay, thank you again for joining us.

First, regarding X’s ban on third-party incentive platforms, there are both supporters and opponents online. What impact do you think this will have on Web3 creators, and how will it reshape the Web3 content ecosystem in the long run?

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What do you think is the future direction for Web3 content creators? Will they continue to follow incentives, or return to the essence of creation and focus on building their personal brand? How can they maximize their earnings?

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Recently, I’ve seen major exchanges’ Web3 content platforms aggressively recruiting creators. Do you think these platforms will become the main battleground for Web3 creators in the future? 1.engaging as a result platform or the completion to provide the best grade store and the revenue shares with the attacks of Air Thailand navigate the arena versus the home creators most understand the fundamental difference between the arena. 2.Where are you go to the point? The new purple and the home? Where are you, the community of life? And the recalizations? Even one is Web3. Red bottom can become folded gardens. The Cras mark the exclusive agreement unless the rewards are life changing, as exclusive gives a very property that makes that powerful

You are all excellent Web3 content creators. Whether it’s macro-strategy or micro-operation, you must have your own methodologies. Finally, I’d like to ask the instructors to share their practical experiences as content creators with tonight’s audience. 1.Focus on value-first storytelling: prioritize clear, audience-centered explanations of why a project matters (use cases, tokenomics impact, real users) before diving into specs; frame pieces around problems solved and measurable outcomes to build trust and shareability.

2.Systematize micro-operations: maintain a repeatable content pipeline—ideation backlog, short-format drafts (threads/reels), SEO-optimized longform (articles), and scheduled cross-posts; reuse assets (clips, visuals) and A/B test headlines/timestamps to scale with a small team.

3.Build community feedback loops: publish early, solicit critique in native channels (Discord/Telegram/X), iterate transparently, and reward contributors (credits, NFT drops); community-led content accelerates reach and improves source accuracy while creating loyal advocates. KOL Q&A

Host’s closing remarks: Thank you so much to the three instructors for their sincere sharing and insightful perspectives tonight. From ecosystem impact to personal strategies, from platform selection to practical methods, I believe everyone has gained a lot. The world of Web3 is evolving rapidly, and the path for creators is one of continuous exploration. No matter how platforms change, the value of content, community connections, and personal uniqueness will always be our precious assets.

Finally, thank you to all the viewers for participating! If you have any further thoughts or insights, please leave a comment below. See you next time!