2026-01-14 13:28:04

I wrote on a major exchange's plaza for a month and didn't expect to earn 4000U. A few days ago, I even received a BNB reward. To be honest, this return exceeded my expectations. The incentive mechanism of the plaza is indeed very powerful—if you write seriously, the platform will reward you accordingly. This model has given me a new perspective on creation.

Rather than dispersing your efforts across various social platforms, it's better to synchronize your content to the exchange's plaza. It only takes a few seconds to copy and paste, but you can earn extra income. Some social platforms have been promising to share revenue with creators for years, but it's still just empty talk. On the plaza side, it's real money.

If you consider a side job or even a main job, this is indeed a good option. Especially for those who already share trading insights and coin analysis, the plaza is the fastest way to monetize existing content.

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-16 18:08

Wait, $4000 a month? That number is quite tempting, but I find it hard to believe that you can just copy and paste to earn passively. As expected, only platforms genuinely paying are trustworthy; other places are just pie in the sky. Content synchronization is a good trick; since I have to write anyway, why not avoid letting it gather dust in just one place? By the way, is the BNB reward random or is there a threshold? I'm thinking about whether I should give it a try. The ones getting hurt are those who are still fragmented content creators on TikTok or WeChat; it's really just charity work. The line between main job and side hustle is becoming more blurred; who still keeps it so clear?

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DataPickledFish

· 01-16 17:44

Oh my god, 4000U a month? I need to quickly move my analysis over. Waiting for BNB rewards to hit my face, really not bragging. Copy and paste can also earn passive income? Are you trying to lure me into working, haha. It's basically turning nonsense into cash, why not? The plaza is really more conscientious than Twitter, at least they pay. This move is like discovering a hidden gold mine. I've said it before, content synchronization is the right approach. Feels like I was just working for the platform by writing there before.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 01-14 13:46

4000U a month? And BNB? I gotta try it out --- This guy isn't bluffing, the square really is paying --- Copy and paste to earn an extra share? Why didn't I think of that --- Much more reliable than those platforms that just draw pie charts all day, at least it's real money --- Speaking of which, it depends on what content is written, can casual posting get you paid --- Can do the main job? Then I should seriously consider it --- Just one month and this is the return, it should be more if I keep at it --- Finally, a platform that genuinely treats creators well, about time --- Wait, will this incentive mechanism be canceled someday? I need to grab it quickly

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 01-14 13:37

Damn, $4000 a month? What kind of update frequency is that? Why didn't I think to give it a try? Honestly, compared to those platforms that boast about sharing profits every day, the exchange's marketplace is straightforward—if there's a reward, there's a reward. Wait, what is this guy writing about? Feels like the returns are so high that he might have hit on some hot topic.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-14 13:36

Wow, $4000 a month? That’s really serious. I have to give it a try. But honestly, this kind of incentive is way more reliable than the little stuff Twitter offers. Wait, just copying and pasting can make money? I feel like it’s not that simple. Is the square’s traffic really enough, or do you have to write really well to succeed? I just want to know how much an ordinary person can earn from writing, the kind without much useful content. NGL, I’m a bit tempted, but I’m still afraid of getting scammed. Contract analysis writers are really in high demand right now.

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