Slava Solodkiy: books, blogs & posts stats - and question

Slava Solodkiy: books, blogs & posts stats - and question

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  my new book’shttps://amzn.to/3NYxnSc Amazon page My scribbles have a peculiar habit of turning into viral sensations, spreading faster than hotcakes on a cold morning or, well, let's just say compromising photos of a certain celebrity. It's a curious phenomenon, considering I don't peddle them or adorn them with promotional fanfare. They just...take flight. help me pls understand! The increase in traffic without any dedicated advertising or SEO suggests that the content itself might be driving interest, right? Perhaps the topic is resonating with people, or the way you've presented it is particularly engaging, or no? Overall, the data suggests that my book is generating organic interest, particularly in Singapore… I’m still trying to understand the traffic patterns to my book's Amazon page… Increase in Traffic: Over five days, both redirects and human clicks have increased. Redirects went from 22k to 27k, and human clicks from 14k to 18k. Why? Singapore consistently accounts for 86% of the traffic. Why? ● Mobile Usage: The vast majority of users are accessing the link via Chrome Mobile Web on Android devices. ● Unidentified Sources: Most of the traffic comes from unidentified sources. This makes it harder to pinpoint exactly what's driving the traffic. Only a small portion of traffic originates from Nansen.id. ● Content Virality and Referral Mystery: The dominance of unidentified traffic sources raises questions about where these users are coming from. Are they finding the links through other websites, forums, or social media platforms? ● Total Human Clicks: Previously at 14,000; assess whether this has increased significantly in the last five days. ● Redirects: Initially 22,000. Note the proportional relationship with human clicks. Peak Date: The peak remained December 5, 2024, with 2,601 clicks. ● Volume of Traffic: Check for incremental growth or plateauing since the 14,000 human clicks reported earlier.Has there been an uptick in identified sources like Google, nansen.id, or any specific referrals? Geography: ○ Singapore: Dominates with 86% of clicks. London: Represented 11% (1,580 clicks). Singapore’s outsized contribution (86%) might suggest targeted regional interest, possibly driven by localized mentions or organic interest in the book's themes. ○ United States: 12% (1,756 clicks). Other countries like Indonesia, Belgium, India contribute marginally. ○ Chrome Mobile Web: 93%. Android OS: 98%. Most traffic is unidentified (99%), with minimal attribution to nansen.id and Google. The prominence of mobile web traffic (Chrome + Android) aligns with dominant user behavior in Southeast Asia. ○ The spike on December 5 may correlate with: A local event or news cycle? or Increased visibility from indirect mentions or shares (possibly automated activity). ○ The near-total reliance on unidentified traffic suggests potential bot traffic or indirect links shared across platforms without referral data (e.g., private messaging apps).
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  ○ Zero-budget advertisingreinforces the hypothesis that the traffic is driven by organic or viral interest—potentially from: Word of mouth? Private social sharing? Unexpected influencer engagement? My book's traffic dynamics reveal intriguing organic growth, particularly in Singapore and London, driven by unidentified sources. Understanding the December 5 peak and leveraging regional interest will be key to sustaining and scaling visibility. 5 days ago: The Accidental ‘InfoGypsy’ of Scribbles Take my previous LinkedIn posts, for instance: one delves into the complexities of the Arival Bank takeover saga, racking up 10.1k impressions and reaching 5,565 members. Another, titled "Forbes: War at Arival Bank," garnered 4.5k impressions and reached 2,601 members. Yet another, titled "The Russian Spy Embedded in the World of Embedded Finance," drew 4.1k impressions and reached 2,730 members. One post explored the legal world, titled "How I Took on Seven Top Expensive Lawyers Armed with Just ChatG PT," achieving 5.2k impressions and reaching 3,073 members. Another, titled "Swimming with Sharks: My Unexpected Adventure in Legal Land," earned 3.9k impressions and reached 2,314 members. And yet another, titled "Another Day, Another Lawsuit Against Me - How Predictable!," achieved 3.4k impressions and reached 2,120 members. Then there's the one about Singapore's online court system, titled "An Online-Court in Singapore, or Justice-as-a-Service: A New Paradi," which garnered 3.1k impressions and reached 1,996 members. A post discussing the problems faced by anti-war Russians, titled "Anti-War Russians Face Many Problems, Oligarchs Do Not," drew 2.5k impressions and reached 1,751 members. And one titled "From ENRC to Arival: The Oligarch's Shadow Over Singapore Courts" earned 2.1k impressions and reached 1,272 members. My musings on Medium have also traveled far and wide. "Revolut mafia is bigger than you think" has garnered 1.2k views, while "Compliance is sexy, and Arival knows it" has 3.5k views. "I am going to the US to apply for a banking license. For..." has 2.6k views, and "New ICO-backed - crypto-friendly neobanks are going t..." has a staggering 4.4k views. My scribbles on "Crypto-friendly cards suck: a new analysis illustrating..." have been viewed 14.1k times, while "The Bubble Generation Manifesto" has 4.3k views. Even my thoughts on "Co-working spaces as... new banking branches?" have garnered 3.5k views, and "Traditional banks vs neobanks and e-wallets" has 4.1k views. My exploration of "Simple banks for SMEs": Holvi, Tochka, Tide, Civilis..." has been viewed 6.4k times, while "When tablet-based cash-register POYNT will come to..." has 706 views. My scribbles on "Simple banks" across the world raised $269M have been viewed 5.9k times. It's a strange and wondrous thing, this accidental virality. I write, I share, and the world reads. It's a delightful paradox, a testament to the unpredictable nature of information flow in the digital age. Who knew my scribbles could hold such fascination? The primary themes and topics revolve around fintech innovations, legal challenges, and geopolitical issues - below is an analysis broken down into categories: ● Fintech and Digital Identity: ○ Exploration of neobanks and digital identity systems as cornerstones of modern banking. ○ Interest in the evolving role of crypto-first solutions and the integration of Web3 technologies. ○ Focus on network states (metastates) and govtech, suggesting a futuristic approach to governance and financial inclusion. ● Legal and Compliance Narratives: ○ Emphasis on minority oppression cases in corporate settings. ○ Self-litigation and challenges with bureaucratic systems, particularly in accessing online court platforms like Singapore’s eLitigation. ○ Discussions about compliance-as-a-service and correspondent banking challenges. ● Geopolitics and Economic Strategies: ○ Coverage of Ukraine's digital transformation (Diia) and its role as a pioneering govtech solution.
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  ○ Geopolitical tensionsinfluencing the financial ecosystem, especially in Russia’s shadow banking and Belarusian opposition movements. ● Revolut and Worldcoin: ○ Revolut is a recurring subject, highlighting its ambitions in digital identity and global expansion. ○ Interest in Worldcoin’s biometric solutions and competitors in the digital identity market. ● Arival Bank Saga: ○ Detailed commentary on legal and corporate conflicts surrounding Arival Bank. ○ Criticism of management practices and strategic decisions. ● Emerging Players’ Insights into Griffin Bank, Ribbit Capital, and other niche players shaping the fintech landscape. ● Singapore: A hub for legal battles and innovation, particularly around minority shareholder rights. Singapore's role in fostering fintech ecosystems. ● Ukraine: A leader in digital government transformation, particularly with the Diia platform. ● Russia and Belarus: Examination of authoritarian financial systems and their opposition. ● Popular Blog Posts and Engagement: ○ Topics like "Navalny’s Utopia" and "Identity Inc" garnered significant attention, indicating strong reader interest in tech, identity, and political narratives. ○ Posts on Revolut's ambitions and compliance challenges show sustained audience engagement, with some reaching tens of thousands of views. ○ Self-Litigation and Accessibility Challenges: Personal accounts of navigating the legal system with minimal resources resonate as both inspirational and a critique of bureaucratic inefficiencies. Statistics ● Blog views range widely, with the most popular pieces achieving over 100,000 views, underscoring the resonance of well-articulated, timely topics. ● Key presentations, such as those on cryptofriendly banks, have also been widely shared, showcasing expertise in the fintech niche. The articles and presentations are in the English language, and the titles of the articles are: 1. The Complex Saga of Arival Bank.com Takeover 2. Forbes: War at Arival Bank 3. The Russian Spy Embedded in the World of Embedded Finance 4. How I Took on Seven Top Expensive Lawyers Armed with Just ChatG.. 5. Swimming with Sharks: My Unexpected Adventure in Legal Land 6. Another Day, Another Lawsuit Against Me How Predictable! 7. An Online-Court in Singapore, or Justice-as-a-Service: A New Paradi 8. Anti-War Russians Face Many Problems, Oligarchs Do Not 9. From ENRC to Arival: The Oligarch's Shadow Over Singapore Courts 10. $175 Trillion Problem: Or How to Create the Ultimate Debt Crisis in 12... 11. Revolut mafia is bigger than you think 12. Compliance is sexy, and Arival knows it 13. I am going to the US to apply for a banking license. For... 14. New ICO backed - crypto-friendly neobanks are going t... 15. Crypto-friendly cards suck: a new analysis illustrating... 16. The Bubble Generation Manifesto 17. How all of these post-ICO companies will (convert and... 18. 7 New Banks For "Snapchat Generation" 19. Co-working spaces as... new banking branches? 20. Traditional banks vs neobanks and e-wallets 21. Results of the year: P2B- and SME-lending, online fac... 22. "Simple banks for SMEs": Holvi, Tochka, Tide, Civilis... 23. When tablet-based cash-register POYNT will come to ... 24. "Simple banks" across the world raised $269M 25. They Are Much Better Than Your Chief Compliance Officer 26. The Ironic Protagonist: Believers and Betrayers 27. High-Risk Compliance for BaaS and Correspondent Banks 28. One startup that I regret not having done 10 years ago 29. EU lawmakers on easing the opening of bank accounts and obtaining. 30. Navalny's Utopia for Realists 31. Why Do You Need to Know About Griffin Bank and Follow It 32. ZK Proofs: Chasing Problems That Don't Exist? 33. Why doesn't Nothing release its own crypto-phone or collaboration wi.... 34. How Revolut and Worldcoin (Could) Lead the Charge in ATM-as-a-Ser 35. Identity Inc: 81 competitors of Worldcoin 36. Why is everyone talking about the Libermans? 37. Ukraine's Next Big Export: Fedorov's DIIA Pioneers Government-as-a 38. We are not the useless class From Marx to Balaji and Harari 39. Correspondent banking market overview October 2023 40. ATMaaS: Cash May Not Be King, but It's Still Royalty 41. What if Revolut buys WeWork next week? 42. Investors bet big on Revolut alumni: $451m 43. Revolut mafia just surpassed Revolut itself 44. Revolut is bigger than you think (and Storonsky especially) 45. Three books to understand the future being built by Warldcoin 46. Fintech no more correspondent banking is still an untouched niche 47. Nansen.ID: Worldcoin for 550 million people in sanctioned countries 48. Private and public organizations about digital identity, govtech, netwo... 49. How could World ID be better? 50. Ribbit Capital: Digital Identity is the new Fintech The titles of the presentations are: 51. Initial Country Offering: How to Build Government in the Cloud or Country-as-a-Service 52. 29 Cool Slides About ICO and ITO 53. Money of the Future 2015-2016 54. All 25 Crypto-friendly Bank Cards 55. All Crypto-friendly Neobanks - 8 ICO-backed New Players 56. From Toothbruches TO Ecosystem - We Will See FIN-Tech-Bank Soon 57. 12 Neobanks for SMEs and Gigs 58. Femtech and Fintech 59. WTF is the FIN-Tech-Bank 60. Revolut Mafia in Faces and Numbers 61. BaaS-Platforms and Open APIs in FIN-Tech l Bank-as-a-Service.com 62. What are the Biggest Threats Facing US Banks and Credit Unions? 63. FIN-Tech & Insurtech and Blockchain: Results of 2016 and Trends for 2017 64. Digital Identity is the New Money 65. Manifesto of the Crypto-ICO Community 66. Crypto-related Clients Play Cat-and-Mouse with Banks 67. Arrival of AID - Compliance-as-a-Service Solution 68. Where is the Blockchain Capital of the US? 69. Fin-Tech Events 2014 70. The First Fintech Banks - Arrival Book (PDF, 252 pages) by Vladislav Solodkiy 71. Money of the Future 1h2016 72. Money of the Future 2013-2014 73. Money of the Future 2012-2013 74. Money of the Future 2014-2015 ● The most viewed topics of these articles and presentations are related to technology, cryptocurrency, business, startup, artificial intelligence, and data science. ● The most popular sources for the articles and presentations are: google.com, email, IM, and direct, facebook.com, linkedin.com, twitter.com, etc. ● The most reached members are from the locations: London Area, United Kingdom, Singapore, San Juan-Carolina Area, Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area, New York City Metropolitan Area, etc.
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  My blogs: I. https://www.linkedin.com/in/vsolodkiy/ II.https://medium.com/@slavasolodkiy III. https://medium.com/@slavasolodkiy_67243 IV. https://www.slideshare.net/vsolodkiy and posts: 1. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/complex-saga-arivalbankcom-takeover-vladislav-solodkiy-vzn ce/ - 10,1k 2. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/forbes-war-arival-bank-vladislav-solodkiy-bewae/ - 4,5k 3. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/russian-spy-embedded-world-finance-vladislav-solodkiy-3chie/ - 4,1k 4. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-i-took-seven-top-expensive-lawyers-armed-just-chatgpt-s olodkiy-ntf5e/ - 5,2k 5. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/swimming-sharks-my-unexpected-adventure-legal-land-vladisl av-solodkiy-8egne/ - 3,9k 6. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/another-day-lawsuit-against-me-how-predictable-vladislav-sol odkiy-cilxe/ - 3,4k
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  7. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/online-court-singapore-justice-as-a-service-new-vladislav-solo dkiy-my6je/ -3,1k 8. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/anti-war-russians-face-many-problems-oligarchs-do-vladislav- solodkiy-jeeme/ - 2,5k 9. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-enrc-arival-oligarchs-shadow-over-singapore-courts-solo dkiy-y0qfe/ - 2,1k 10. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/175-trillion-problem-how-create-ultimate-debt-crisis-12-solodki y-lqiae/ - 2,1k 11. https://medium.com/p/936d53ff7e26 - 1,2к
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  12. https://medium.com/p/3d7094f53131 -3,5к 13. https://medium.com/p/612cb7834472 - 2,6к 14. https://medium.com/p/5619b27c88ed - 14,1к 15. https://medium.com/p/72284504591a - 4,4к
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  16. https://medium.com/p/8b0a101fee0c -4,3к 17. https://medium.com/p/3c5009d33c35 - 1,4к 18. https://medium.com/p/c11d2a9c2388 - 3,5k 19. https://medium.com/p/cbf3756d030b - 1,8k
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  20. https://medium.com/p/f6dbc6058e94 -10.5k 21. https://medium.com/p/83bb9b710ef2 - 4.1k
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  22. https://medium.com/p/24ce1f87d533 -6.4k 23. https://medium.com/p/71ff596b7f41 - 5.9k 24. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/much-better-thank-your-chief-compliance-officer-vladislav-solo dkiy-a2zgc/ - 14,4k 25. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ironic-protagonist-believers-betrayers-vladislav-solodkiy-nyzie/ - 4,6k
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  26. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/high-risk-compliance-baas-correspondent-banks-vladislav-sol odkiy-4eotc/ -4k 27. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/one-startup-i-regret-having-done-10-years-ago-vladislav-solod kiy-td1ke/ - 6,8k 28. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/eu-lawmakers-easing-opening-bank-accounts-obtaining-visas- solodkiy-zpc0e/ - 2,7k 29. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/navalnys-utopia-realists-vladislav-solodkiy-kpz1e/ - 2,5k 30. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-do-you-need-know-griffin-bank-follow-vladislav-solodkiy-k uwbe/ - 5,6k 31. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/zk-proofs-chasing-problems-dont-exist-vladislav-solodkiy-wqbl e/ - 3,2k 32. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-doesnt-nothing-release-its-own-crypto-phone-revolut-solo dkiy-pdple/ - 2,5k
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  33. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-revolut-worldcoin-could-lead-charge-vladislav-solodkiy-z8 eqe/ -1,8k 34. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/identityinc-72-competitors-worldcoin-vladislav-solodkiy/ - 27,3k 35. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-everyone-talking-libermans-ipo-every-human-vladislav-so lodkiy/ - 13,2k 36. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ukraines-next-big-export-fedorovs-diia-pioneers-vladislav-solo dkiy-nxuae/ - 1,7k 37. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/we-useless-class-from-marx-balaji-harari-vladislav-solodkiy-tz bqe/ - 1,7k 38. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7122215568790704130/ - 3,2k
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  39. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7176947177162706946/ -2,3к 40. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-revolut-buys-wework-next-week-vladislav-solodkiy/ - 96,6k 41. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7106331619497574400/ - 15,3k a. the same one here: with 6,3k https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/revolut-mafia-in-faces-and-numbers/260671836 42. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/revolut-mafia-just-surpassed-itself-vladislav-solodkiy/ - 5,9k 43. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/revolut-bigger-than-you-think-storonsky-especially-vladislav-s olodkiy-5zche/ - 26,6k 44. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/three-books-understand-future-being-built-worldcoin-solodkiy/ - 3,3k
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  45. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/fintech-more-correspondent-banking-still-untouched-niche-sol odkiy/ -4,6k 46. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/nansenid-worldcoin-550-million-people-sanctioned-vladislav-s olodkiy-sulce/ - 7,6k 47. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/private-public-organizations-digital-identity-govtech-solodkiy-ji moe/ - 6,3k 48. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-could-world-id-better-least-useful-vladislav-solodkiy-ri4m e/ - 1,9k 49. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ribbit-capital-digital-identity-new-fintech-vladislav-solodkiy-kz1 5e/ - 5,1k
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  There are fourposts about fashion models and tech startups - up to 33к! 50. 33k 51. 12.1k 52. 8.6k 53. 2.8k In Russian - almost 10 years ago: 54. https://medium.com/p/c08100944f - 184к 55. https://medium.com/p/ac53602cec7f - 19,4к 56. https://medium.com/p/f1f544fd798e - 5,2к 57. https://medium.com/p/b7505e51b83d - 5,1к
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  58. https://medium.com/p/ecc60d0d2518 -1,6к 59. https://medium.com/p/9770398acf26 - 1,4к 60. https://medium.com/p/ea329ddfd1aa - 8,3к 61. https://medium.com/p/5c6ae3da5071 - 3к My presentations on slideshare: 62. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/initial-c ountry-offering-how-to-build-governmentinthe cloud-or-countryasaservice/85282076 - 49,8k 63. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/29-cool -slides-about-ico-and-ito/78750632 - 22k 64. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/money- of-the-future-20152016-60208464/60208464 - 16,1k 65. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/all-25-c ryptofriendly-bank-cards/81615656 - 14,3k 66. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/all-rypt ofriendly-neobanks-8-icobacked-new-players /81694192 - 13,3k 67. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/from-to othbruches-to-ecosystem-we-will-see-fintech bank-soon/61544064 - 10,4k 68. https://www.slideshare.net/vsolodkiy/12-neob anks-for-smes-and-gigs - 9,5k 69. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/femtec h-and-fintech/62085812 - 8,8k 70. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/wtf-is-th e-fintech-bank/79934706 - 7,7k 71. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/revolut- mafia-in-faces-and-numbers/260671836 - 6,3k 72. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/baaspla tforms-and-open-apis-in-fintech-l-bankasaser vicecom/64966624 - 5,1k 73. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/what-ar e-the-biggest-threats-facing-us-banks-and-cr edit-unions/92741992 - 4,5k 74. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/fintech-i nsurtech-and-blockchain-results-of-2016-and -trends-for-2017/76788960 - 4,1k 75. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/digital-i dentity-is-the-new-money/100705902 - 3,8k 76. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/manifes to-of-the-cryptoico-community/81013595 - 3,7k 77. https://www.slideshare.net/vsolodkiy/cryptore lated-clients-play-cat-and-mouse-with-banks - 3,6k 78. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/arrival- of-aid-complianceasaservice-solution/174265 982 - 3,1k 79. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/where-i s-the-blockchain-capital-of-the-us/93166746 - 2,7k 80. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/fin-tech -events20144q/38906366 - 2,6k 81. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/the-first -fintech-banks-arrival-book-pdf-252-pages-by -vladislav-solodkiy/97363233 - 2,5k 82. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/money- of-the-future-1h2016/65615362 - 2,5k 83. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/money- of-the-future-20132014/60192121 - 2k 84. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/money- of-the-future-20122013/60191792 - 1,8k 85. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/money- of-the-future-20142015/60192320 - 1,7k
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  I’m not awriter, okay? Let’s get that straight. I’m a reader—yes, the kind who silently scrolls through endless feeds, rolling my eyes at every clickbait headline—yet somehow my random scribbles have soared beyond reasonable expectations. One day, you casually toss out a half-baked idea, and the next thing you know, it’s being devoured by strangers at a rate of 184k views, as if it’s the new avocado toast for intellectual brunch-goers. Seriously, 184k? I mean, that’s more people than you’d fit into some mid-sized European city. Take my first-ever LinkedIn blog post, for instance: 96.6k views. Let me guess—maybe I should’ve included a “Get Rich Quick” scheme or a cat meme to hit a million. And I once dashed off a piece on fashion-model-focused startups (fashion models… I know, how original), and it got, what, 33k views? Meanwhile, my carefully researched, nuanced commentary on, say, digital identity or fintech compliance scrapes in at a measly 3k to 14k. Where’s the justice in that? “Just write trash,” the universe seems to whisper. “They love it!” Then there are those “vintage” Russian posts from a decade ago—before I packed my bags and adopted an expat life—scoring 184k, 19.4k, and so on. I mean, who’s even reading those now? Are they printing them out and using them as coasters at parties, or maybe as bedtime stories for future fintech moguls? Sometimes I picture corporate CEOs hunched over their smartphones, vigorously tapping the “like” button on my half-ironic slideshows, as if compliance-as-a-service were the new Fifty Shades of Grey?! And let’s not forget my presentations on Slideshare: 49.8k views for talking about a “Government-in-the-Cloud,” 22k for some random ICO slides, and nearly 16k for “Money of the Future” (apparently, the future of money is… reading my presentations?). It’s as if the internet’s message is: “We will reward your nonchalance and dash your well-structured arguments against the rocks of indifference.” I suppose this is the secret formula: Don’t try too hard, make sure it looks like you didn’t break a sweat, and for heaven’s sake, pick a topic that no one expects. Because if you do something serious, something that actually matters, you’ll get polite applause and a few thousand readers. But serve them some shiny nonsense—poof!—tens of thousands, just like that. So here I am, the accidental ‘info-gypsy’ of scribbles, the non-writer whose words escape their cages and roam the digital savannah, occasionally stampeding into unexpected virality. It’s ironic, it’s ridiculous, and it’s kind of exhilarating. After all, if you’re going to go viral, you might as well do it while giggling at your own absurdity. https://l.Nansen.id/SlavaAmazonFR