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Looks like LOUD has taken a snapshot of week 3, and we are now entering week 4.
Time flies, and I still remember how crazy CT has been with "loudio" for the past 3 weeks.
What will the next weeks be like?
Who else is still staying loudio?

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A typical day of a CT farmer in 2025 - Posts "GM" (with project-specific variations) - Takes multiple screenshots of leaderboards - Celebrates with “follow-for-follow” for every leaderboard position - Posts daily bullish updates about products they've never used or have expertise in - Shares only AI-generated content without original insights - Replies with AI-generated comments - Appears suddenly with a timeline full of the above activities - Uses groups to boost each other's posts - Fake Yaps and X Monetization - Farms Ethos score through 3,3 and vouch-for-vouch tactics Am I missing something?

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In just 36 hours: Xeet went from 0 → 68K followers Recorded 255,000+ posts And in just 8 hours, it hijacked the entire timeline. Were you boosting or being watched?

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A topic outside the scope of Crypto, but I think what is happening in the world is really worrying. I have spent 6 years here and have seen a lot of panic selling, but if the scenario in the coming days is an all-out war between major countries including the US, I dare not think about what my bag will be like then. I will still be here as usual, but probably have to be prepared for any situation and not FOMO into anything at the moment.

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Another copy-paste version of Loud. Yapyo just dropped their Top 1000 Leaderboard but here’s what’s missing: > They’ve never been officially announced as “Powered by Kaito & Cookie.” > Not by Kaito. Not by Cookie. Not even a quote tweet. > Zero public confirmation. Zero infrastructure alignment. And yet, here they are mimicking the format, slapping on buzzwords, and running leaderboard campaigns with engagement that looks like 90% clones and bots. They’re not even showing up on Kaito’s mindshare leaderboard Remember The P33L? That was the wake-up call. Copying mechanics without understanding the infrastructure or earning the trust behind it only leads one way: collapse. InfoFi isn’t a gimmick. It’s a new coordination layer built on trust, transparency, and signal. I support InfoFI. I support founders who get it: → That it’s not just about yaps. → That you can’t fake mindshare. → That integrity compounds more than hype ever will. But projects like Yapyo? - They don’t innovate. - They imitate. And that’s not how you earn a spot in the next era of onchain reputation. Powered by Kaito is not a sticker. It’s a system. Earn it or don’t pretend.

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There is something I just realized. Any founder who has a project that is interested in CT will immediately receive a wave of positive reviews on Ethos. I have noticed this in a few cases and the most obvious recently is Ultra and Pons I have not tracked the number of reviews Ultra received after launching Loud but for Pons it is 33+ positive reviews in the last 24 hours. Of course I have no problem with that but I find it an interesting behavior of the community. When they pay attention to someone they will immediately find a place to talk about them Maybe Ethos isn’t just a place to rate people. It’s where CT turns attention into reputation in real time. Reputation here isn’t built slowly anymore. It spikes when attention does.

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