• We gain subscribers, there are several ways: ask acquaintances and friends, gain subscribers with the help of special services, mutual subscriptions, buy an account with subscribers. I think you'll figure it out.

2. Signing up for Influencers.
   Now we need to choose an area in which we want to find and reserach projects, examples:

   • Early NFT projects (Sol, ETH)

   • Early Blockchain projects

   • Other activities (token seals, ambasadorks/testing/airdrop...)

   You can create multiple accounts for different spheres you want to resurrect. Now subscribe to those influencers you are interested in.

   Warning: Twitter has a limit of followers per day, so you'll need 2-3 days to subscribe to all of them.

- List:

1. List of Degen Community Degotts

2. DAO list

3. List of infles on NFT, token seals and Early projects

4. List of Inflows on NFT, Blockchain

5. Recurring Guide and Whale List

6. List of Inflows for Early Projects (see list at the end)

7. List of Inflows for SOL

8. Another list of Inflows for Early Projects

Sign up and set notifications. Always watch and research the accounts you subscribe to. Be sure to check out TweetDeck, where you can add other people's public lists to columns.Project Review Criteria:

3. Project account.

• Look at the design, authenticity, social networks. Subscribers. Check if the subscribers are cheated or not. Checking Service.

• Active. Checking subscriber activity (likes, retweets, comments). Each post should be at least 30% of all subscribers to the project. If the projects are HYIPs, we may see even 50-80% of the subscribers.

• Project team. Keep an eye on the posts they put out. Maybe one of the members worked in a large and popular project.

• Influencers. See if there are any popular Influencers (Whales, Exchanges, Degenes, Funds) among the project's subscribers. Checking service.

• Site (if any). Go to the site, see if there is a roadmap and what steps the project will take. See and check investors, read Docs.

• Discord (if available). Enter chat rooms and check the community, see how moderators/admins work (if any), read and check the branches (announcements, FAQ, collaborations).

• Product. Look at the product itself, which provides the project. Check it for performance, relevance, not ripoff (not copied), reviews. If it's an NFT collection, look at art, Utility (airdrop, staking, DAO, giveaway, access to some events, access to next collections, merch).