This is an advertising recruitment post: Recruiting Matt Citizen, also a noise.cash user, to promote his noise channel here

Today I signed up for an account at noise.cash. I also took a look at the platform. Know that you can earn $BCH by posting, liking, commenting and sharing there. Taking a look at the platform, the first impression is: this seems to be a place for social mining. Why is there such an impression? Because after reading two or three posts, they are all living accounts. For example, I went to Hengshan in the suburbs today; I got off work too late yesterday and got up very late today, etc.

I don't mind social mining. Anyway, I need to stack some more coins to donate to local organizations in Ukraine, and the price of $LIKE is too low during this time, while other people's bitcoins keep rising. It would be very uneconomical to exchange $LIKE for bitcoin donations now, as in the early days of the Ukrainian war. So I figured it would be nice to earn some $BCH there. Whether it's writing or social is not my concern. It's not that I want to sell myself. But I have to be clear, is the noise platform I imagined a place for social mining? The answer to this question has helped me formulate my goals and directions for playing on the noise platform. After all, writing and social play are definitely not the same.

Therefore, if you have experience in operating a noise platform, please let me know in the response column. At the same time, if you have your own channel on the noise platform, you are also welcome to share your link in the response column, and I will come to visit. For social mining, it is really important for everyone to support each other!