If it is a tool for paraphrasing, I think it does not add content.

You are absolutely right - investment takes many forms, whether it is time, effort, or money. It is natural for investors to seek returns, but maintaining the health of the platform requires a large and loyal community of committed users. Those who invest their time in posting and commenting must add value to their activities, such as increasing Steem Power.As for financial investors, they are entitled to employ strategies to generate profits as long as these strategies are organic and benign. Some simply sell their votes, others rent out their voting power (SP), and others create feedback loops by posting content to support their own accounts, and even create additional accounts to improve performance.In my view, the integrity of the Steemit platform can be damaged if investors engage in malicious activities, such as posting weak or duplicate content, stealing content, repeatedly draining wallets, or creating fake accounts to obtain rewards. Maintaining a balance between different types of contributions is essential to ensuring the health and sustainability of the platform.