I was right about Kaito

Ever since the inception of crypto twitter, the value provision <> incentive model has been flawed. Kaito solved this and much more with what they have built.

The problems we used to have in my opinion were the following:

- small accounts were completely locked out of participating

- Usually there was no way to vet projects properly, even if you tried your best

- There was no efficient way to track performance in terms of your visibility (for projects)

- And much more but I won’t list everything here

And the involved projects as well as demand speaks for itself, $BOOP is a recent example, using Kaito data to evaluate which profiles align with their vision and rewarding them accordingly

Moreover behemoths like Lombard Monad Somnia Theoriq SEI and Aptos have openly displayed their belief in Kaito and what they provide

Going forward I predict many upcoming big projects to follow their footsteps, as Kaito has established itself as the failsafe way to instantly put protocols on the map

After that, it is up to the projects/protocols to deliver, most of which will, as Kaito are selective with who they partner with

Same goes for users, the arena is open for everyone but it is up to you to make sure you add value, great example is @aibra & @sjdedic with Infinex

They weren’t the biggest participating profiles going in to it, but have established themselves as two of the biggest value adds in the Infinex community

And there is nothing stopping you from doing the same

Tl;dr

Kaito is here to stay, projects will find the right users if they deliver on their end, and you can be part of it no matter who you are or where you are starting from

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