During the Binance Square reward round on January 15, I spent some time reviewing the list of selected content. Overall, these were clearly high-quality articles and videos — not flashy, but focused on delivering real informational value.
Some notable examples include:
🔸 krypton_bit, who stood out thanks to a well-structured article supported by real data on token failures.
🔸 Кирилл Гайтан, who showed that face-to-camera videos with honest sharing tend to be prioritized over plain text posts.
🔸 _Ram, who focused on concise and straightforward feature tutorials.
🔸 R3NAX3L, who shared real PnL results accompanied by detailed analysis.
🔸 CoinPhoton, who did not simply post brief news, but instead provided context along with clear visual illustrations.
One obvious common point is that all of these creators already have a certain level of recognition. This naturally raises a very practical question:
“If an average person with few followers writes about similar topics, would anyone care?”
Based on my personal experience, the answer is yes — but not many. And if the goal is to join with the expectation of winning or receiving rewards immediately, that is not realistic at the early stage.
However, if Binance Square is viewed as a long-term platform for building a personal profile, the story changes. A well-developed profile, consistent content, and a clear long-term direction will ultimately be more valuable than focusing solely on short-term rewards.
Well-known creators and ordinary users obviously do not start from the same point. But they all share one thing: everyone once started from zero. The real difference lies in whether you are willing to start early and whether you have enough patience to continue when there are no immediate results.
At the moment, you may not receive any rewards at all. But when the content becomes good enough and the audience grows, recognition is only a matter of time.
👏 Congratulations to those who were recognized in this round. Who knows — maybe one day you or I will appear there as well… or maybe that’s impossible :)))
