"Chinese project parties often do not want to do marketing in the Chinese market, or they take it lightly."

I find that the point of division in the cryptocurrency circle lies here: overseas project parties want to enter the Chinese-speaking market, while Chinese project parties want to but are hesitant.

As a result, the overseas project parties that genuinely want to make an effort end up partnering with irresponsible Chinese marketing agencies.

After one marketing campaign with poor results, feeling unwilling to accept it, they look at these automated protocols, thinking they can serve as references.

In the end, it turns out that the standards of these protocols are beneficial to the English market, and ultimately, these projects can only complain: the Chinese market is full of advertisers (asking just means they have encountered).

➠ By the way, in the case of hesitant marketing in Chinese:

Recently, the human protocol Humanity, which has caused controversy over private key storage, is a typical example of a fully Chinese lineup from the project party to the community.

However, its external presentation is purely in English, and they continue to push for Chinese marketing.

[No Chinese presentation + Chinese soft marketing] is a very poor combination.