AI encryption search engine Kaito may become one of the largest Airdrops in 2025

Kaito, as an AI encryption search engine, is expected to become one of the largest airdrop projects by 2025. This prediction is mainly based on the following aspects:

First of all, Kaito has given back to the community through the Genesis NFT minting event and plans to redistribute the minting fees to the first 1000 Yaps users. This indicates that Kaito is actively taking steps to reward community members.

Secondly, Kaito is leading the development of "InfoFi" (Information Finance). The protocol closest to InfoFi at present is Arkham, which conducted a large-scale Airdrop last year and currently has a market value of $536 million. Due to Kaito's purer mechanism design, its market value may be even higher.

Although Kaito's ultimate goal is still unclear, it is certain that it is brewing some significant plans. Currently, earning Yaps points is one of the most attractive activities in the encryption field, especially considering that participation incurs no cost.

Kaito Yaps is the core of the entire ecosystem. Users who post tweets that are deemed "high quality" will receive Yaps (points) rewards.

However, how to effectively earn Yaps remains an unresolved issue. Some accounts with a large number of followers and influence have not accumulated many Yaps points.

Due to the specific algorithm not being disclosed (to prevent abuse), this guide is mainly based on information shared by Kaito, actual attempts, and observations of small accounts that successfully earned a large number of Yaps. It is worth noting that some small accounts earn more Yaps than large accounts, so do not think that you have no chance.

Let’s start with the basic principles and dive deep into the insights provided by Kaito regarding Yaps:

Proof of Work: The amount of content related to encryption

Kaito's goal is to reward high-quality, encryption-related posts, rather than meaningless chitchat or casual remarks.

Suggested Action:

1. Increase the number of daily posts related to encryption, ensuring that relevant keywords are included.
2. Share the knowledge you've recently learned, comment on current hot topics, or provide insights on different protocols.
3. Although consistently producing content is challenging, inspiration can be drawn from daily learning and observation.

Proof of Transaction: Real Participation Analysis Based on Reputation Weighting

In the Kaito system, different accounts have different weights, and the key lies in the concept of "smart fans." This is similar to Google's SEO algorithm, particularly the PageRank mechanism.

Accounts with more "smart fans" have greater influence. For example, a blogger with over 3,000 fans interacting with you can bring you more Yaps than an account with only 30 fans.

Participation forms include comments, likes, or shares. In this regard, there are two strategies:

1. Create content that attracts the participation of smart accounts. Smart accounts are often active and require extra effort to catch their attention.

2. If it is a small account, you can focus on becoming a quality responder by providing insightful opinions in comments and encouraging accounts to interact with you.

Suggested Action:

• Create a list of target interaction accounts.
• Look for accounts that have a large number of followers and post frequently; they usually reply to comments.
• Write in-depth comments with the goal of receiving a response from the account owner.

Proof of Insight: Weighted by Relevance, Information Volume, and Originality

Kaito prefers content that can provoke thought and promote the development of the encryption industry, rather than articles that simply attract attention.

Relevance: Pay attention to current hot topics. You can refer to Kaito's mindshare ratio.

Information Volume: Combines post length and account engagement. High-quality long articles better meet this standard.

Originality: Kaito expects to see unique content and analysis, rather than simple copy and paste.

Suggested Operation:

• Write more in-depth content about specific protocols.
• If you have a large number of followers, you can choose popular protocols as your writing topic.
• For small accounts, consider niche markets and become an expert in a specific field or protocol.

Small Account Strategy

For accounts with fewer than 300 fans, the following strategies can be adopted:

1. Become a quality responder and actively interact with target accounts.
2. Focus on writing content for specific protocols, especially those that are popular but receive little attention.
3. Present controversial viewpoints, but be sure to support them with sufficient evidence.
4. Research the Yap algorithm and learn from the experiences of other successful small accounts.
5. Choose a niche to delve into.

Platform Algorithm Adaptation

To increase the coverage of the post, you can:

• Add images or videos to each post.
• Avoid directly adding the original tweet link, which can be published as a follow-up tweet.
• Try to reply to every comment from users on your post.
• Improve content quality to ensure readers gain new knowledge from it.
• Use specific data and case studies to support your point.
• Try different content formats, such as long articles, threads, etc.
• Maintain a genuine and humanized writing style.

Other Considerations

• Make sure to link your EVM wallet address to the Kaito dashboard before January 1 (snapshot cutoff date).
• You can earn extra Yaps through referrals, but be careful to avoid excessive marketing.

Despite some controversies surrounding the Yap plan, it has also had a positive impact on the encryption community. It has inspired the creation of high-quality content, facilitated communication among community members, and provided participants with potential Airdrop opportunities. Even if there is ultimately no Airdrop, participants can build connections through this process, develop their accounts, and create more opportunities for the future.