Gig economy, effectively using greed for gambling-driven traffic.

Developing traffic effectively often involves a specific strategy known as the "lead-to-earn" model.

For instance, if Warren Buffett offers to help you make money, would you join him?

The concept of "lead-to-earn" is an ancient spontaneous phenomenon, prevalent early on in offline casinos. Whenever someone at a table continuously wins, it quickly attracts a crowd who will follow and place their bets. The fantasy of getting rich is a deeply ingrained human impulse: people not only crave opportunities but are also willing to attach themselves to those who appear successful to gain certainty. As soon as there are signs of profit, people will actively join in, trying to "hitch a ride" on the earnings.

The psychological mechanism behind this behavior is very clear: cognitive outsourcing + behavioral imitation + responsibility segmentation. That is, when people cannot determine the direction, they will focus on the "winner" and hand over their judgment; traditional finance, cryptocurrency trading, and gambling are all deep application scenarios.

In the online gambling field, the lead-to-earn model is used even more extremely. In the early years, people used lottery charts, real-time lottery teaching plans, and live betting guidance to build their own "gambling follower traffic pools." Some more professional players even established strategy forums, categorizing and updating playing techniques to cultivate batches of "plan followers," forming a complete content ecosystem loop.

This model has also been rampant in financial live streaming. "Tutors with rich practical experience" stand in front of the screen, directing operations as if they were experts, but in reality, they are often secretly tied to rebate mechanisms with certain platforms. Investors, under their guidance, engage in aggressive operations time and again, thinking they are following experts, but in reality, they become chips for the platform's arbitrage.

Essentially, every gambling event is an independent probability event; there is no such thing as a "guaranteed winning technique." The so-called lead-to-earn is merely a manipulation of human expectations and behavioral paths; we are merely using greed to build a traffic pool for ourselves.

The traffic sedimentation paths of lead-to-earn mainly divide into private and public domains:

Private domain paths like "expert group leading" and "rolling VIP plan groups" emphasize "thresholds + personalized guidance," suitable for deep conversion;

Public domain paths are common in "real-time lottery planning stations," "chart explanation communities," "playing technique teaching forums," suitable for content familiarization;

There are also mixed strategies, such as hosts showing consecutive wins during sports broadcasts, then diverting traffic to private group chats for live leading, or creating a persona on YouTube to establish their own traffic pool.

And the conversion paths essentially converge: to follow, one must first open an account. If you want to join a group or get plans, opening an account on the platform is a necessity. Registering, depositing, and binding an agent, opening an account is the first step to success, followed by guiding deposits to complete the entire chain.

Essentially, lead-to-earn is a model of "using greed to build a traffic trust structure." It does not rely on algorithm distribution or budget to smash traffic, but solely on human instinct to drive self-dispersion, a tactic that has been industry-tested for years and remains effective. If you are still struggling with mass mailing activities or emphasizing brand strength, consider changing your approach: use the way they are willing to believe, and let them come to you voluntarily.

Finally, I wish everyone can become a master of this art, understand human nature, use it, lead people into the game, and take your business to a new level.