Regarding some voices about the recent #BlueBirdClub, I want to say a few words:

In the Blue Bird Club, I am just an ordinary little transparent. Precisely because I am sufficiently ordinary, I want to say something genuine.

#BlueBirdClub is not a matrix account; it is made up of real, authentic people.

The group chat of the Blue Bird Club is not a place for chatting and joking around. Every day, we discuss how to craft engaging tweets, how to leverage resources, how to generate buzz, and how to avoid being eliminated by the market.
These are all pitfalls we’ve experienced and paths we’ve walked. Just by reading the group messages daily, you can learn a lot.

@NFTCPS Brother Bird has been “feeding” us consistently.
Brother Bird and core members have connected many resources for everyone, and for big events, they even send email reminders to each person.
Small KOLs find it quite difficult to survive in this market, sometimes doubting whether they are wasting their efforts—posting tweets without motivation, no positive feedback.
But Brother Bird is willing to share his perspective, experience, and resources, which is already very rare.
You may not agree with him, but there’s no need to deny what has been done.

The so-called “#BlueBirdClub members” are seriously misunderstood.
Many of those who appear with the Blue Bird Club title outside are just fake accounts riding the trend, matrix accounts for hype. So, everyone forms stereotypes. Only around 200 brothers are actually active on the front lines (possibly more), because the Blue Bird Club has gone through many bans, but it’s still not easy to stay together in the end.

Understanding skepticism, but not accepting stigmatization.
You can question the value of a group, disagree with a certain approach, or even dislike someone.
But to simply categorize a group of genuinely hardworking people as “matrix accounts” is neither accurate nor fair.

We don’t need to whitewash ourselves, nor do we need to prove how awesome we are.
All I know is:
Here, I see a group of people who are unwilling to be mere spectators, willing to invest time and energy.
You may choose not to join, but there’s no need to deny us.
You may not see us, but that doesn’t mean we don’t exist.