How to Become a Key Opinion Leader (KOL) Besides Aster, everyone's been talking about KOLs these days. Let me share my thoughts. I've always felt that the most challenging aspect of being a KOL is the ability to express yourself consistently and with high quality. But ultimately, the question is: What do you want others to remember you for? The advent of AI has made this question even more challenging, as technical and knowledge-based content is rapidly being "bridged." You see a video going viral and want to try @Everlyn_ai or Sora, but you find it's not easy. Everlyn is an AI video protocol that can generate high-quality videos with a single click, offering low barriers to entry, high efficiency, and even the ability to monetize your content. But you'll find that your videos may be of similar quality to those of influencer Xiaoshuai, but the number of views will be vastly different. This brings us back to the original question: the core of expression isn't the form, but how you want to be remembered. If you want to stand out, it ultimately depends on—do you have a stance? Do you have a perspective? Do you have a memorable line? This is the true threshold for becoming a KOL in the AI era. Once expressions become standardized, they become even harder to remember. #Web3Sora, $LYN