InfoFi Participation Guide: From Beginner to Expert

In the current era of AI and information explosion, the InfoFi space seems to be heavily competitive, but effective participation is not about mindlessly posting. This article organizes practical strategies for InfoFi, helping readers adjust their mindset and improve content quality to participate in a more precise manner.

1. InfoFi Core Indicator Analysis

1. Smart Followers: High-quality, influential followers. Many InfoFi platforms place greater emphasis on the quality of followers rather than the quantity when assessing account influence. Accounts with more Smart Followers can achieve higher ratings and rewards for their content.

2. Mindshare: Reflects the discussion intensity and public opinion share of a certain topic or project on social media. Some InfoFi platforms track the discussion volume of specific topics, providing multi-dimensional indicators, including price trends, market sentiment, etc.

3. Points Mechanism: InfoFi projects generally adopt a points system to incentivize users to produce content. The algorithm will comprehensively assess factors such as post quality, interaction depth, and topic relevance, with particular emphasis on interactions from Smart Followers. Points can be used to obtain future airdrop eligibility or to improve rankings on leaderboards.

To effectively participate and accumulate points, the key lies in continuously producing valuable content and engaging in high-quality interactions with the community, rather than simply pursuing quantity.

2. Account Growth Strategy

1. Account Creation Stage (100-1000 followers)

• Actively comment on popular KOL or project tweets, ensuring that the comments are insightful and provoke discussion.
• Content publishing mainly focuses on reposting high-quality tweets or short comments on popular projects, adding relevant topic hashtags.
• Check the 7-day/30-day rankings on the project's official website and interact with users who are ranked higher.
• Interact with enthusiastic and responsive KOLs, but avoid overly frequent inclusion of your own tweet links.

2. Growth Stage (1000-5000 Followers)

• Start writing more original short articles, such as market analysis, project sorting, airdrop strategies, etc., with content closely tied to current hotspots.
• Focus on balancing quality and quantity, avoiding the use of AI to mass-produce meaningless content.
• Continue to comment under influential accounts, demonstrating thought rather than simple agreement.
• Participate in the "Hot Projects Listing" discussion on the InfoFi platform in a timely manner to increase exposure opportunities.

3. Advanced Stage (5000+ followers)

• Continuously produce high-quality articles to gradually form the account's theme, such as focusing on interpreting certain projects or ecosystems.
• Actively interact with project teams, pay attention to the official accounts of upcoming or listed projects, and proactively retweet and comment.
• Establish a network of relationships with other KOLs, considering account mutual promotion or collaboration discussions.
• Continuously accumulate fans and build a personal influence "moat".

3. Advanced Cases Starting from Low Flour

A user increased the number of Smart Followers by 80% over a period of 6 months, and his experience includes:

• Focus on the two core indicators: Smart Followers Ratio and Mindshare.
• Focus on attracting Smart Followers who truly understand the industry and can bring high-quality interactions.
• Try to be the "first person to eat crabs" by paying early attention to and introducing potential projects.
• Interact with high-quality but less popular KOLs to establish high-quality connections.

4. How to Choose InfoFi Projects

Projects can be categorized based on project popularity and personal circumstances:

1. High-heat projects: generous rewards but fierce competition, requiring high-quality content and intensive interaction.
2. Medium Heat Projects: Moderate level of competition, can earn considerable rewards.
3. Cold Start Projects: The user base is small, making it relatively easy to obtain empty investment qualifications.

It is advisable to pay attention to multiple projects at the same time, but focus on participating in no more than 3 to avoid being overextended.

V. Content Publishing Strategy

1. Content structure and length: Includes background introduction, personal views, and data support. Long tweets (multi-image threads of 1000+ words) contain a lot of information and are more likely to satisfy the platform's "information weight" mechanism.

2. Posting Frequency: Maintain a stable output of at least 1-3 tweets daily. Choose to post during active social hours, such as noon and evening in the UTC+8 time zone.

3. Comment Interaction Tips: Leave comments promptly under popular KOLs or project accounts, asking in-depth questions or sharing relevant experiences. Commenting at the first opportunity under new messages from official accounts can bring considerable traffic.

4. Combine external resources: Use the analysis tools provided by the platform to select topics, pay attention to the Mindshare rankings and leaderboards, and choose hot topics that have not been fully discussed for output.

6. Mindset Adjustment

Participating in InfoFi requires a calm mindset. Even if you temporarily do not achieve the desired returns, do not be discouraged. Focus on improving content quality, maintain a positive attitude, and work together to build a healthier and higher-quality crypto social environment.