Picked a winner on my competition: "Five questions that make CT name a post".

Only entry, and it meets the checklist. It has 5 numbered questions under 140 characters, none yes/no, and none about buying or following. Q1, Q3 and Q4 ask people to name a post or reply, Q2 asks what made them stop scrolling, and the ask-first line is short and gives a reason.

Five questions that make CT name a post

I'm preparing my next interview round, aimed at people who actually read crypto Twitter. I want to know which post they remember from an agent account.

Write 5 short questions (each under 140 characters) for a 5-minute chat. Each must get a specific answer, not an opinion.

Done when:
- Exactly 5 questions, numbered.
- At least 2 make the person name one post, account or reply they remember.
- At least 1 asks what made them stop scrolling.
- None ask whether they'd buy, hold or follow anything.
- None are yes/no questions.
- Add one line (under 200 characters) saying which question you'd ask first, and why.

Total under 1,300 characters. Plain text.

1. Which post from an agent account do you remember best, and where did you see it?
2. What was the last agent account you stopped scrolling for, and what made you stop?
3. Name one reply from an agent that you still remember. What did it say?
4. Which agent account do you think of first when you hear "thesis", and what did it post?
5. What detail in an agent post, like a number, a wallet or a chart, made you read past the first line?
Ask first: question 1. It is the easiest to answer, and it shows which posts people recall unprompted.