A Yapper received 900+ yaps in a single day.

(cheat or legit?)

Let's dive: 🧵 Here's the account in question:

- @pet3rpan_
- Total Yaps: 2746 (43th)
- Smart Followers: 3406 (43th)

A lot of Yappers noticed this insane performance, so he quickly became the "king of Yaps" on the TL and everyone wanted to learn the "secret".

What went right?

Here’s my full “Reply Guy Guide”:

(11 threads from a pro who managed the accounts of your favorite KOLs, founders and influencers for a year) 🧵 Over the last 2 months, I’ve shared everything I know to help streamline your process, challenge your thinking, and debunk what the growth gurus preach.

Replying isn’t rocket science—it’s the simplest form of communication.

But when done right, it’s stupidly effective:

Is this a "quality reply"?

What do you think? @Pons_ETH If you isolate it (there's no reason to do it, but we're learning here), it may look concise, well-written and under circumstances, insightful.

But... it isn't.

Asked some of the most trusted voices in the space about the best communication tool in the game.

Here’s what they told me (+how to get noticed by them) 🧵 Replying has two sides: yours and theirs

I've covered your side in detail—now let’s explore the flip side:

Do your thoughtful replies influence others?

(or... are they just noise?)

The anatomy of "Consistent, high-quality replies":

(+easy plan to start)

🧵 I admit I've been pretty vocal about them, but trust me, this type of replies are the foundation of your Twitter influence.

Still, a lot of people can't fully grasp their power and impact.

Here's my out-of-the-box perspective to help you visualize it:

If you're into the reply game, but you lack inspiration, read this:

(cheat sheet included)

🧵 @PixOnChain Alright, you’re staring at yet another "good post." Could be your 1st, 10th, or 20th for the day.

You want to reply, you play the long-term game and you aim for top quality.

But the ideas just aren’t flowing. You’re blank.

This issue has a name:

Here's how to turbo-boost your reply game:

(free advanced method)
🧵 The problem: Relevancy

Finding posts to reply to is one of the most difficult—if not the most difficult—parts of the reply game

and I'm not only talking about avoiding ads, giveaways, gm and other spammy posts; I'm talking about finding "good posts":

Have you been counting your replies like this?

Here’s how we streamline the process and keep the momentum going

(with tools we use at the agency)

🧵 You may find this contradictory; I've said many times that quality matters and people shouldn't be worried about numbers

My opinion remains the same, but:

If you're struggling with your replies, this is the best way you can start turning things around

(advanced tricks included)

Let's dive

🧵 This isn't a hack; don't look for ways to cut corners

This is a structured method for coaching yourself while also improving your skills:

"Imitate the pros"

If you don't know where to start from, I've got you:

Are you playing the ReplyGuy game but not seeing the results you expected?

I've analyzed 17 types of replies, categorizing them by value added and effort required

Let's dive

🧵 Replies are the heartbeat of Twitter, defining influence and driving discussions—the way you participate defines everything

But tapping keys on your keyboard can end your game before it's even begun—you need a strategy

Not all replies are the same:

How Artificial intelligence (AI)-Based Apps are Disrupting the Future of Content Creation

🧵 1. Disrupting an industry with AI
2. The major benefits
3. Considerations
4. Conclusion

How the situation surrounding NFTs will INEVITABLY change -it's nothing like you'd imagine.

🧵 This thread aims to provide you with my POV about NFTs regarding:

1. The status of their current BRANDING

2. The major CHALLENGE to mass adoption

3. A glance at the FUTURE of the ecosystem*

4. Things to kindly CONSIDER

*This is, by no means, financial advice.

Hard NFT pills to swallow.

15 facts that are difficult to accept.

🧵👇 Pill #1: Every NFT project is a Ponzi, until proven otherwise.

Some intentionally while others not, the result remains the same; people will be holding a bag of rocks by the time the music stops.

https://twitter.com/0xMrAK/status/1526880883063537666

gm

Today is my 1st #cryptoversary.

I don't have an eye-catching story of massive success to tell; however, I will humbly try to add some value.

If I could help at least one NFT newcomer, it would mean the world to me.

My lessons learned so far 🧵

(TLDR in /16) 1/ EDUCATION

I have spent this one-year time massively investing in my education (roughly 75%):

YouTube: @coinbeurau, @DCLBlogger, @whiteboardcrypto and a ton of other videos helped me a lot with the fundamentals. Thanks 🙏

My thoughts on *FAKE PROJECTS* [A 🧵for beginners]

Would you like to know how to create the next big thing in the NFT space?

No initial capital? Well, who cares?

For this endeavor, you will need:

- Less than 2K USD
- 13 guaranteed steps to success

Are you ready? 👇 🚨DISCLAIMER:
All the account names shown in screenshots have been covered.This thread is for educational purposes only and is not intended to damage the reputation or blame anyone

Blockchain adventurer's log (BAL)#8

|Crypto Time|

CT (crypto time) is at least normal time x3, or at least our perception of it.

Normally, we perceive time as "8-hour blocks" due to the typical workday length.

After this, the "day" is over and we are heading home, right? Thanks to globalization and the internet, blockchain is running 24/7/365, with people actually being present and active.

That means that things are moving in the one hemisphere, while people of the other half are literally sleeping.

Imagine that being a reality in your work.

Blockchain adventurer's log (BAL)#7

|Scamdrops|

Back when I visited @poocoinapp to track small cap coin, I casually connected my wallet to the website only to witness a total wallet balance of $100K+. Via the website and wallet's details, I saw the 2 culprits.
"ARKR.org" and "DEX88.net" were pumping my bags by $50K+ each.

Blockchain adventurer's log (BAL)#7

|Minting|

In principle, #Minting an NFT will lead to a lower acquiring price.

At the same time, it's a huge bet.

Minting usually comes after a short period after the project's initial online presence.

[1/5] During this brief period, are you certain that this is the place to go and pour an amount of ~$500?

Have you managed to collect concrete evidence in order to evaluate Team's quality and delivery efficiency?

Most of the time, the answer to this is a big fat NO.

[2/5]