2025-12-30 05:24:06

The annual summary of Xhunt can be summarized in one feeling—"it makes people seem a bit weathered."

But honestly, I'm not that old😄. This annual summary feels like it overstates things a bit. The overall review of the project does show some development trajectory, but the tone of this summary... makes people feel a bit amused and speechless.

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0xInsomnia

· 4h ago

Haha, the marks of time and all that, these are just the traces of years. The annual summary does have a bit of a strong flavor, feels like writing a eulogy for myself. Looking back, there still seems to be something there. This tone needs to be changed, or else it really makes me look old.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 4h ago

Haha, about the ups and downs, this copy does seem a bit over the top. The annual summary has to be done this way, truly impressive. I'm quite curious how this tone was developed; the summary is quite hard to put into words. It can't be that bad, just one year, why does it seem so old-fashioned? It's obvious whether they're just playing the victim or actually have a story to tell.

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GmGmNoGn

· 4h ago

Haha, what's with all the ups and downs? Your annual summary is really quite impressive. Do you think your copywriting team has some obsession with the phrase "经历沧桑" (experienced hardships)😂? By the way, this tone is indeed quite quirky, but thinking about it, it’s not too bad. If this kind of aura could really attract people. Oh my god, this description—how did you manage to write yourselves as big shots? Annual summaries are usually prone to being sentimental, but your perspective is indeed quite unique, haha. This copywriting... I kind of want to ask if the person who wrote it has been through something. But speaking of which, the development trajectory is quite clear; that tone is truly exceptional. Feels like you're actually criticizing your own annual summary—this twist is pretty interesting. Are you trying to adopt a mature and steady persona? It gives off a story-rich vibe. This tone is a bit theatrical, but it’s quite eye-catching too.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 4h ago

Those who have been cut in half during the bear market look like they're writing obituaries in everyone's annual summaries.

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LiquidationWizard

· 5h ago

Haha, about the ups and downs, this summary copy is indeed a bit over the top. The annual summary makes it look like a hard-won victory, so funny. This tone is a bit self-deprecating, quite harsh. But you can really see the development path, just the narration style is a bit... how to say. If the annual summary is shot so bleak, how can we get up again next year?

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 5h ago

Haha, such a flavorful summary, it feels like writing a saga of a life full of ups and downs. Annual summaries are like that, often making things sound more desolate than they actually are. This tone is indeed exceptional, describing it as if you've experienced ten years. Full of a sense of vicissitude, but people are still the same. Is the person writing the summary trying to include people in a documentary? Haha. As long as the project's development trajectory is clear, this kind of tone is honestly a bit... over the top.

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