Kaito Airdrop earnings exceed 50,000 U. Detailed explanation of subsequent opportunities and leaderboard strategies.

Kaito performed quite well this time, with a total return exceeding 50,000 U from the combined NFT, $KAITO, and the airdrop from cooperative projects. Although the Yap exchange rate was lower than expected, considering it only took 2 months and the main cost was time investment, this return rate is already quite substantial.

Many people believe that the Kaito Airdrop marks the end of the show, but that's not the case. The official team has also allocated a portion of chips for collaboration projects to reward active users in the Yapper Leaderboard and Yapper Launchpad of these projects. The official team stated they will collaborate with relevant teams to distribute the rewards, ensuring these rewards are accurately allocated to the end users. In other words, if you have participated in voting or have a name on the project leaderboard, you will soon receive this portion of the rewards.

In addition, Kaito has reserved 7.5% for long-term creator incentives. In this part of the description, the official hinted at a message: initially on a certain social platform, it will eventually extend to other platforms. This indicates that the Kaito team may be developing new products based on existing resources and data.

Looking back at this Kaito operation, there are three points that I am most proud of:

1. At the beginning, it was regarded as a certainty opportunity for 2025, and I have continued to participate (although there was some slack during the Spring Festival, which is a bit regrettable).

2. Accurately estimate that the floor price of the genesis NFT will break 10 ETH, and decisively secure profits 100 times before the snapshot, without being greedy for the last bite (in the past, many projects have suffered heavy losses due to greed).

3. Anticipating that the cooperative projects will airdrop to the leaderboard users, the key participating projects all enter the top 100 of the leaderboard (a certain protocol has a well-known full cycle leaderboard but no airdrop, the reason remains unclear to this day, which is the biggest regret).

As more and more projects are launched on Kaito, selecting the projects with the highest cost-performance ratio has become a key issue. I mainly consider three dimensions: the project's fundamentals, the participation of team members, and the level of competition on the leaderboard.

Based on these considerations, a certain Layer 1 project is likely to be a deterministic opportunity. Here are some of my observations and analyses for your reference:

1. This is a highly anticipated unissued token project that has raised a total of $24 million, supported by several well-known institutions and founders of star projects. The token generation event is expected to take place in March, and we don't have much time left; market expectations are very high.

2. The project team has shown great enthusiasm for the Kaito platform. Even before Kaito was launched, the project's official account and founders frequently interacted with Kaito. After the project went live on Kaito, the team and community members participated even more actively.

3. Compared to other popular projects, the competition level for this project's Kaito leaderboard is relatively low. Even without deliberately boosting my ranking, I am still in the top 100 of the 30-day, 3-month, 6-month, and 12-month leaderboards.

Here are some practical tips on how to improve your project ranking on the leaderboard:

1. Original content is superior to pseudo-original content. Although many people have been writing about this project recently, most of it is AI-generated or cobbled together articles. AI systems can easily recognize the originality of the content, and truly original content carries significantly higher weight.

2. Focus on ecological projects. The ecology of this project is thriving, with many sub-projects having secured funding or launching new activities. This not only provides early participation opportunities but also offers rich material for creation.

3. Value effective interaction. In Kaito's algorithm, the weight of effective interaction is relatively high. Trying to interact with the official accounts and team members of the project to gain their attention or replies is helpful for ranking and points. At the same time, exchanging views with active users on the project leaderboard is also important, but be sure to remain polite and avoid causing harassment.