2025-12-27 10:25:25

Discussing the Dilemma of Crypto Brands Advertising on Content Platforms

I recently attended a business conference where much of the discussion centered on how Crypto brands should approach content marketing. Honestly, 2026 still looks quite challenging on this front.

Anyone who has managed operations knows that regulatory scrutiny and platform rules are like two towering mountains, making it hard to breathe. Those aggressive tactics—overwhelming advertising and high-profile brand promotion—are basically digging your own grave. While many in the industry are competing fiercely, those who truly succeed are the ones who can stay calm and patient.

My clear advice to everyone is: proceed cautiously and keep observing. Don’t think about going all-in at once; blindly betting everything will only backfire. The current situation is like this—wait for the right moment to act rather than rushing in recklessly. Instead of chasing quick wins, it’s smarter to strengthen your fundamentals and wait for the real opportunity window.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 8h ago

This is how our industry works; you can't rush it. As soon as the platform takes action, you're immediately banned.

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SmartContractWorker

· 21h ago

This article is quite eye-opening, speaking the truth. Regulation really weighs heavily on us. --- Another reminder to stay calm, but in reality, many projects just disappear before they can even get started. --- For those still thinking about going all in, they've probably already been eliminated. --- Laying a solid foundation? Now even platforms don't allow us to speak out properly, how can we do that? --- It's reasonable but really difficult. Being cautious = no visibility, being aggressive = account bans, caught in the middle. --- These suggestions sound right, but no one really can stay calm when it comes to execution. --- Waiting for the wind? It feels like by the time the wind comes, it's already too late for us haha.

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NFTregretter

· 21h ago

Regulation may indeed crush those brands, but it's quite amusing to see those still recklessly bombarding the market. They will eventually crash.

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FlatlineTrader

· 21h ago

This wave indeed, no rush. Looking at those projects banned by the platform, they were basically too reckless. --- Regulation... to put it simply, you have to learn to hold back. --- Those who can stay calm will live longer, there's nothing wrong with that. --- Going all in just waiting to be counterattacked, it's a common saying. --- I agree with practicing the basics, don't mess around blindly. --- 2026 is still unclear, where is the next big trend? --- Platform rules and regulation pressure, it's really tough. --- Instead of overwhelming, it's better to be precise.

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SellTheBounce

· 21h ago

Another story of waiting for the wind. Everything said is correct, but how many can really hold on? I think most still can't wait, rushing in at the rebound, ultimately becoming the bagholder.

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TokenToaster

· 22h ago

Bro is right, flooding the market with content is basically suicide. I've seen too many projects crash and burn like that. Wait, are people still going all-in on content marketing? I thought everyone learned to be smarter. Staying patient is so crucial; the impatient ones have already been淘汰ed by the market. Waiting for the right moment to ride the wave is definitely more reliable than reckless efforts. Those who understand, understand. Anyone still loudly promoting their brand now will probably not make it past next year.

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