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Just checked my Analytics on X and seen that my country marketshare is only 50% on South Korea. This had been different in the past, as mostly 90% of the audience had been from South Korea, which was the main reason that I've wrote my content in Korean. As it seems that now more that 50% of my audience is coming from a non Korean speaking background it is time to switch the account again and resetting it. The main reason for writing content in a specific language is because of the audience. Your content is not worth anything when there is no audience actually reading it. I've also seen a lot of users replying to my content in Korean, mostly written with ChatGPT and mainly with very similar prompts. Just for your information, I am muting actively replies that are chatgpt'ed and automated, as it is taking too much from my personal time to read and try to find out if there is a human or ai agent behind of that account. To give a short explanation about Jayplayco and Jayplay Labs. I'm in the scene since 2017 and writing since then almost daily content about crypto. Wrote two books about Crypto for beginners (only in Korean) and working actively with projects that are interested in GMT in South Korea. Also yapping the last 10 month based on @KaitoAI ,but lately also on Cookie and Wallchain. Currently listed on about 40 Leaderboards on Kaito and actively managing about 25 leaderboards for rewards. You'll find content about different yapping projects and also tips about how to yap. Also heavily leveragin different kind of AI agents like @Surf_Copilot , Sentient, Edgen and co. to precook my research, but don't copy and paste any AI stuff as it is. If you are looking for content about projects that are offering yapping rewards, don't forget to keep an eye on me, as I am represented in a lot of them. :)

Is the market stabilizing again after yesterday's crash? The Hourly prediction market, which had briefly disappeared at @trylimitless, has started to reappear. Limitless has been writing daily since October without missing a day. There is a characteristic in Wallchain where rankings are determined, so I am trying to write articles in a similar way to Kaito and climb the leaderboard, but my rank is not improving much. It seems that the distribution of Koreans is not properly established and not captured, so it is difficult to climb into the top 250 on the Wallchain leaderboard with just the interactions of Koreans. Limitless's climb since October 1st has been as follows: October 1 - 520th October 2 - 426th October 3 - 392nd October 4 - 357th October 5 - 323rd October 6 - 325th October 7 - 315th October 8 - 325th October 9 - 323rd October 10 - 326th October 11 - 323rd October 12 - 321st It was relatively easy to enter from 520th to around 320th, but Wallchain does not allow further climbs beyond that. The problem is that there is only one Korean above me, so I think I might have to wrap up my Wallchain climb here. Unless they allocate a separate quota for Koreans like they did with Cookie, or give more recognition to content and interactions from Koreans, it seems that climbing into the top 250 will not be easy. @wallchain_xyz is also using the X Score from Wallchain very well, and the product has been good, so I have been using it since early on, but it seems that the initial optimization for Korean content, like with Cookie, has not been done, making the climb very unfavorable for Korean speakers. In fact, I compared it with an account that is currently around 150th in Limitless, and I did not see any significant reasons for not climbing higher. Haha. I wonder if @kyparus is aware of this situation, and if they want to recruit more Koreans, it would be good to check the awareness of Korean smart followers (most Koreans are probably not registered as smart followers) and how far they want to take interest in the region. Currently, Kaito has climbed about 40 leaderboards, and Cookie has now started to recognize and capture interactions with Koreans, making it possible to rise on the leaderboard, while Wallchain still has not reflected regional characteristics, making it difficult to climb in Korean. In the future, Limitless will experiment with writing in English, but if there is a significant difference, Wallchain may need to consider this as well.