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Total Likes
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Retweets & Quotes
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Comments
62

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 62, Retweets: 13, Likes: 107, Impressions: 8471

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed

@DD____

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@nftmufettisi

Tether really wants USDT everywhere

@DD____

Let's go🚀

@zfcbtc

A $10 ad that still requires lightning-fast clicks, and you're telling me 20K followers can earn $800-3000 USD? I just don't buy it—either the platforms I've worked with are scamming me. Not long ago, there was an ad offer that came my way: $300 USD a month, but it required

The image shows a Chinese-language pricing chart for X (formerly Twitter) promotional posts, categorized by follower count tiers: tail/small accounts (几千~2万 followers) charging 200-800U, mid-tier (2万-10万) at 800-3,000U, top accounts (10万+) at 3,000-10,000U, and premium influencers (几十万级) earning up to 1万U or more per post.

This chart supports the post's skepticism by revealing the real market rates on X, showing that accounts with tens of thousands of followers can indeed command $800-3,000 per promotional tweet—far exceeding the $300/month or $10/ad offers described, highlighting the stark disparity between genuine influencer marketing rates and lowball ad offers.

AI visual note: The image shows a Chinese-language pricing chart for X (formerly Twitter) promotional posts, categorized by follower count tiers: tail/small accounts (几千~2万 followers) charging 200-800U, mid-tier (2万-10万) at 800-3,000U, top accounts (10万+) at 3,000-10,000U, and premium influencers (几十万级) earning up to 1万U or more per post. This chart supports the post's skepticism by revealing the real market rates on X, showing that accounts with tens of thousands of followers can indeed command $800-3,000 per promotional tweet—far exceeding the $300/month or $10/ad offers described, highlighting the stark disparity between genuine influencer marketing rates and lowball ad offers.