2026-01-14 19:49:07

No matter how innovative the idea is, it's useless without taking action. Recently, I came across a concept that seems quite promising. The user base is already there—over 12 million—once the product officially launches, the growth curve could become much steeper. The revenue sharing mechanism among participants also appears to be fair; once the official details are disclosed, it should attract attention.

Creating the product itself is not difficult at the moment; the real challenge is traffic distribution. True competitiveness lies in whether you can push your product in front of users. Some platforms solve the cold start problem by directly opening up a large user base to creators. This is truly a game changer in the industry.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 4h ago

The 12 million basic volume is indeed solid, but the key is whether it can truly be activated. --- Regarding traffic distribution, you're right. No matter how good the idea is, without a push channel, it will also fade away. --- Solving the cold start problem is the key to success; otherwise, it will just be a fleeting moment. --- The fairness of the distribution mechanism is worth paying attention to, and the details will be crucial later on. --- Actionability is the core competitiveness; just talking on paper is useless. --- With a user base in place, it depends on whether the official can come up with some tricks. --- This idea is interesting; we’ll see how reliable it is once the product is actually implemented.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 4h ago

12 million user base is indeed impressive, but I'm worried it might just be another PPT fundraising scheme... --- It's right to talk about traffic distribution, but how many projects can truly open up user base permissions? --- A fair revenue mechanism is just a facade; the key is how the official cuts a slice from it. --- It's another project that requires waiting for official disclosure of details before judgment. I've seen this routine many times. --- Relying on user base for cold start is a tough move; the problem is, you still need to spend money early on to educate users. --- No matter how good the idea is, it needs execution; otherwise, it's just another dead project. --- The figure of 12 million might be inflated; having about a third active users would be considered good. --- "Game changer" always sounds exciting, but in reality? Most end up as cannon fodder.

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