2026-01-10 16:24:20

Ever notice how much crypto content on X feels rushed and low-effort? That's exactly what we're pushing back against.

Blixt Editor exists to change that game. The idea is simple: kill the generic slop, create stunning visuals in minutes, and ship professional-grade images and videos without the headache.

We believe Web3 deserves better content standards. That's the whole point.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 12h ago

Honestly, this set of words sounds a bit much, but Blixt's approach really hits the pain points. --- Alright, finally someone can't stand those five-minute quick-fix trash contents. --- The quality of Web3 content definitely needs to be improved, but it still depends on execution. --- Damn, another editing tool? How many of these will still be around after half a year? --- I love the phrase "kill generic slop," but unfortunately most people don't care at all. --- Wait, can it really produce professional-level content in just a few minutes? If that's true, I might consider trying it. --- It's another case of raising standards and claiming to be professional-grade. The words sound good, but it just feels like selling dreams. --- Is this thing faster than Figma? Can it match the results? --- I just want to know why it has to target the crypto community. Aren't general content tools good enough?

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FastLeaver

· 12h ago

Really, most of the crypto content I see on X is garbage; I agree with this idea. The generated content has some substance, but can it be sustained? The quality of content definitely needs to improve; it's always the same old stuff. It's another new tool; as long as it works, that's fine. The key is quality. If this set of tools can truly solve problems, that would be great.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-13 03:24

What else is there to compete for? The quality of content really needs to step up.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-10 22:24

Someone finally said it, really tired of those spammy articles.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 16:53

Someone finally said it, crypto Twitter is indeed a mess. Well said, the quality definitely needs to be improved. This logic is good, the content is getting more intense. Web3 content is indeed everywhere, I praise this idea.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-10 16:50

Someone should have said this earlier; there's way too much trash content flooding X.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-10 16:29

Damn, finally someone is talking about this. The crypto content on X is really terrible. To be honest, the idea behind Blixt is good, but can it really change the current situation? It's just another tool; ultimately, it depends on how people use it. The quality of Web3 content needs to be upgraded, but tools can't save lazy people either. I have to try this. If it can really produce a blockbuster in a few minutes, I’ll be convinced.

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