This influencer was kicked out of the Gala Games creator program

The Web3 online social media influencer with 135,700 followers has announced that he has ended his contract in the Gala Games Content Creator Program.

There is speculation that Martinez's termination may be linked to talk about token prices. Meanwhile, the website suggests that signing up for the content creator program takes less than 2 minutes.

Web3 influencer Jesus Martinez has revealed to his followers that he intends to continue creating content for the Gala Games, even if the content isn't monetized by the gaming giant.

“I created a video that shows my commitment to the Gala community and if I continue to do that, with or without the support of Gala Games, my community will continue to get the information they need and come to me.”

However, Martinez emphasized that he never took over the creator program for compensation purposes, so the termination did not affect him financially.

Comments on X suggest that Martinez may be referring to certain crypto tokens and their prices. However, the Gala Games did not confirm these allegations.

Meanwhile, in a YouTube video, Martinez indicated that Gala Games has been trying to get away from “return-on-investment” content creators for some time.

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Martinez's lengthy post saw positivity from his followers. Several users commented on how much Martinez works for Gala, describing him as the “hardest worker in the space.”

Young crypto holders want transparency from influencers

However, although there seems to be an audience that consistently favors positive and optimistic price predictions for every crypto.

However, a segment, especially among smaller individuals, is leaning towards a more open and balanced approach to crypto trading.

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This is especially true for crypto, volatile markets and considering the amount of bad actors that have appeared in the space in recent years.

Last year, BeenCrypto reported that YouTube was the reigning platform among Gen Z's preferred platforms. However, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat all boast a significant Gen Z presence. Therefore, crypto marketers must use multi-platform campaigns to effectively reach this diverse audience.