Article source: CryptoBrand
Currently, for Web3 projects, the main publicity channels are still concentrated on the mainstream platforms of Web2, such as Twitter, Facebook, and Medium. Projects attract more users by publishing content, and the number of social media fans has become one of the criteria for users to evaluate the quality of projects.
In this article, we will analyze the 10 Web3 projects that have seen the fastest growth in social media followers in the past month to explore what they did to achieve such a rapid increase in followers:
Trusta Labs
Increased number of fans: 24W+
Project introduction: Trusta Labs focuses on Web3 security infrastructure. It was founded in October 2022 and won the Gitcoin Open Data Hackathon championship the following month. On January 17, 2023, it announced the completion of a seed round of financing of over US$3 million, led by SevenX Ventures and Vision Plus Capital, with participation from HashKey Capital, Redpoint China Ventures, GGV Capital and SNZ Holding.
Carbon Browser
Increased number of fans: 140,000+
Project introduction: Carbon is a free and open source web browser developed by Carbon X Labs, based on a custom fork of the Chromium web browser and its powerful Blink engine. Carbon is a privacy-focused browser that automatically blocks online ads and website trackers by default.
dotnames
Increased number of fans: 12W+
Project introduction: DotNames is a blockchain domain name service platform that provides users with cross-chain domain name solutions and SDKs, making blockchain identities easier to remember and use.
Line
Increased number of fans: 10W+
Project introduction: Linea, formerly known as ConsenSys zkEVM, is a second-layer network for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) that uses zero-knowledge technology. It allows developers to build scalable decentralized applications (dapps) or migrate existing dapps without changing code or rewriting smart contracts, greatly simplifying the development process. Built by ConsenSys, Linea is a Type 2 of zkEVM, which leverages the scalability properties of zkEVM to provide faster transaction times and higher throughput. zkEVM is a zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) version of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) that ensures that transactions and smart contract executions are verified without leaking any sensitive information.
OKX Web3
Increased number of fans: 10W+
Introduction: OKX Web3 Wallet is a non-custodial, decentralized multi-chain wallet launched by the centralized exchange OKX.
Aptos Network
Increased number of fans: 10W+
Introduction: Aptos is a Layer 1 public chain project whose goal is to build a scalable, secure, trustworthy and upgradeable smart contract platform.
Manta Network
Increased number of fans: 9W+
Introduction: MantaNetwork ($MANTA) is a privacy layer smart contract protocol built on Zero-Knowledge Proof and developed using the Polkadot Substrate framework.
Developers can use Manta to build decentralized privacy applications, such as DeFi protocols that are resistant to MEV attacks, blockchain games based on zero-knowledge proofs, and more.
On Manta, users can transfer existing ERC20 tokens, ERC721, ERC1155 and other NFT tokens to Manta, convert tokens into privacy tokens, and conduct privacy transactions, privacy DeFi interactions, privacy LP mining, privacy GameFi and other operations.
The Go!
Increased number of fans: 9W+
Introduction: Go! is a blockchain platform that aims to use blockchain technology to make an impact on society. Its goal is to use blockchain to create and manage digital assets related to real-world social initiatives, such as healthcare, education, etc. Go! uses these digital assets to promote the provision of universal basic services (UBS) to underserved communities around the world.
Eesee.io
Increased number of fans: 9W+
Introduction: Eesee.io is a game-changing gamified NFTFi and SocialFi platform and digital asset marketplace, ready to reshape the future of digital asset trading.
Particle Network
Increased number of fans: 6W+
Introduction: Particle Network is a mobile-first, data-driven and composable Web3 development platform whose vision is to accelerate the transition from the traditional world to the Web3.0 world.
In the past month, the number of social media followers of these 10 projects has shown explosive growth. By observing the performance of these projects on Twitter in detail, we found that the time when the number of followers of most accounts increased significantly coincided with the time when they released activities on the Web3 Task Growth Platform.
According to the table, 90% of the projects chose to increase their growth by adding platforms:
Trusta Labs, which ranked first, gained more than 200,000 followers in a month. According to Social Blade, Trusta Labs experienced explosive growth around December 7.
Trusta participated in the sixth week of Linea’s Odyssey on the Web3 growth platform Intract, and Trusta was in the first exposure position:
Carbon Browser gained more than 140,000 followers in one month. Looking through its Twitter updates, we can see that the Twitter with the highest exposure in the past month was the event Twitter in cooperation with the task platform TaskOn, which received nearly 90,000 retweets.
Following closely behind, Dot Names chose a two-pronged approach and launched activities on both Galxe and TaskOn. The tasks were simple and required a large number of people to follow and like the tweets.
Similar to traditional Web2, Web3 projects now have tools and platforms designed to promote growth. Since these tools are native to Web3, users are more receptive and reduce education costs. There are currently a variety of growth platforms emerging in the market, and projects can adopt different strategies based on budget and needs. For projects with larger budgets, you can cooperate with multiple task platforms to expand the scope of customer acquisition; for projects with smaller budgets, you can choose to cooperate deeply with one platform. It may be difficult to reach a satisfactory cooperation with a track leader like Galxe using limited resources, but the operability of resource exchange with other platforms is still very large.
