Someone just tried to hit me, but others pulled us apart. First off, let me say: I don’t run in circles. As for whether anyone has the influence to get Agency, exchanges, or projects to blacklist me—I really couldn’t care less. In how I live and act, I’ve always stuck to my own principles: If I dislike someone, I won’t talk behind their back. To date, I’ve never proactively reached out to exchanges, projects, or agencies to complain, criticize, or demand action against any KOL. If there’s an issue, I resolve it face to face. If I can’t resolve it face to face, then we go our separate ways. As one of the earlier small bloggers in the Chinese-speaking crypto space, I’ve heard a lot over the years. Some people have gone to projects to “complain” about me, even pressuring them to choose between me and them. These things often make their way back to me. The circle is small; the world is small. So anything you do— eventually, everyone finds out. For those who still follow me now, you’ve likely noticed: Ad revenue is no longer my primary source of income. So I have no reason to compromise my values for a few hundred dollars in partnerships, nor do I need to change how I live or act just because someone dislikes me. Earn my own money, do my own work, walk my own path. As long as I stay true to myself—that’s enough.
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