📢 Kaito's track has changed! Still burying your head in the sand? Binance Square is the model of the info age!
Recently, several signals have been crucial: INFINEX has stopped the Yap activity, Huma has started recruiting for the academy, and Falcon is not just looking at empty talk but also at real on-chain data — it's clear: the era of relying solely on verbal claims is completely over!
As an early player of Kaito in the Chinese region, I have felt since I had a small account that this should be a place for small and medium accounts to rise based on real value. However, with the rise of airdrop enthusiasm, a bunch of AI accounts and purely verbal hype accounts have been crazily outputting garbage information, making the timeline a mess, leaving users extremely frustrated, and causing headaches for project teams — they wanted to spend money to buy quality exposure but ended up with a lot of ineffective information. So, even at the craziest times, I said: mindless verbal hype just doesn't work anymore!
Yesterday's Kaito AMA revealed a lot of key points, so let’s highlight a few core ones:
1. Compete on loyalty, not quantity
A loyalty system is going to be established! Future rankings will be directly linked to loyalty — that kind of “shotgun approach” where you jump on five or six projects in a day and rely on AI to write seven or eight pieces of fluff is going to be completely phased out. Moreover, users will have track tags; for example, if you focus on DeFi but jump into GameFi, your weight will drop directly, as professionalism will be hard currency.
2. The leaderboard is just a transition; precision is the direction
The current leaderboard, to put it bluntly, is to filter out garbage accounts first, using SF for rough filtering. First clean up the “dirt”, then talk about “precision”; in the future, it will evolve into multi-dimensional data analysis, which will be more scientific and fair.
3. Just talking without action? Not allowed anymore!
The most annoying thing is “just talking without doing” — claiming a certain project is good without having any on-chain practical experience. In the future, the leaderboard will deeply analyze on-chain behavior, tracking the entire chain from front end to back end to see if what you're saying is just repetitive nonsense or backed by real experiences.
In 2025, I will be deeply involved in the Kaito track, but I will never follow the crowd blindly. Looking at it now, the rhythm is right: not over-consuming users, and the returns are still quite good.
I sincerely look forward to the “post-Kaito era” — come to Binance Square!