Two women, one show, causing a stir on Twitter... @0xwenmoon @0x_ultra
@stayloudio The expected golden dog. Now Twitter is called Little Kaito, and Loudio has launched as a sub-project, with its popularity reaching a terrifying 66%!
The core of Loudio is: noise, also known as "so noisy." Many people must have felt the terrifying "volume" brought by this project today.
The essence of the project is to issue tokens based on "attention," then turn it into memes, into flywheels, into profit-sharing machines.
@stayloudio What exactly is the IAO mechanism for this presale?
ICO issues money, IAO issues pricing power. Pricing what? Your content, your interactions, the hot topics you create.
A collective experiment - to validate a hypothesis:
What happens if people continually talk about a token and earn profits as a result?
This is Kaito's question and also the core logic of Loud.
Loud's proposition: Attention is the only means of production.
The core of blockchain is on-chain, and this year's hot RWA is also bringing traditional assets on-chain. Now it's finally time for the most fundamental one: "eyeballs."
What Loud chooses to do is to quantify "attention" and write it into on-chain reward logic. It attempts to mechanize this model and achieve a flywheel effect through tokens.
The mechanism is very simple:
→ All $LOUD transactions incur a small fee.
→ All fees go into the treasury.
→ Every week, the treasury funds are distributed proportionally to:
The top 25 $LOUD discussers (based on Kaito AI's analysis of content quality + dissemination power).
All $KAITO stakers.
The more you discuss → the more you spread → the more you trade → the more fees → the more rewards.
In other words, Kaito built a volume feedback loop with Loud that can "self-amplify."
The dissemination itself is the source of profit; trading is not based on "buying expectations," but on "voice dividends."
This issuance is called IAO (Initial Attention Offering), divided into two phases. The mechanism is very "competitive," yet highly explosive:
Phase 1: The first 1000 Loud leaderboard users, 0.2 SOL directly whitelisted.
→ This is hard to compete; bloggers from the Chinese community who make the leaderboard are rare.
Phase 2: Kaito users + users with 10 or more SF, first come first served.
→ A total of 4000 spots, limited quota, and calculated at 0.05 SOL, getting in is a huge profit.
💡 The fundraising goal is only 400 SOL, accounting for 45% of the total, i.e., FDV = 400 SOL / 45% ≈ 67,000-70,000 USD.
Kaito itself has a circulating market value of 500 million USD, and Loud accounts for 1% of it, which is 5 million, about 70 times the space.
The entire project has no VC, purely relies on voice participation. In other words, this project has captured people's hearts; it’s about continuously speaking up and continuously earning, the more you earn, the greater the project's dissemination, and ultimately the higher the profits.
On a deeper level: #Loudio is Kaito's consensus amplifier.
You may have noticed that although this project is associated with Kaito, its gameplay completely deviates from Kaito's analytical tool positioning, resembling an upgrade in community architecture.
Kaito solves the "search for information," while Loud aims to do "incentivize dissemination."
Together, they form a Web3-native attention flywheel, from information hunters (Kaito) to topic amplifiers (Loud), then flowing back into token trading, profit-sharing, and further dissemination.
This feedback loop is currently the closest practice model to "community assetization."
So is $LOUD a small deal or a big deal?
I think this is not a question to ponder; the project team certainly knows that this attention flywheel will attract a lot of negativity, so the presale market cap is set very low. At least those who participate will definitely be able to reap high multiples; the rest just need to think about whether they can shout themselves into this game.
