AI encryption search engine Kaito may become one of the largest airdrops in 2025

Kaito, as an AI encryption search engine, is expected to become one of the largest airdrop projects in 2025. This prediction is based on the following aspects:

First of all, Kaito has rewarded the community through the Genesis NFT minting event and plans to redistribute the minting fees to the first 1000 Yaps users, demonstrating its determination to give back to the community.

Secondly, Kaito is leading the development of "InfoFi" (information finance). The protocol closest to InfoFi at present is Arkham, which conducted a large-scale Airdrop last year, currently with a market value of $536 million. Due to Kaito's more pure mechanism design, its market value may be higher.

Although Kaito's ultimate goal is still unclear, it is certain that it is brewing significant plans. Currently, earning Yaps points is considered one of the most attractive ways to participate in the encryption field, especially considering that there is no need for any cost investment.

Kaito Yaps is the core of the entire system. If the tweets posted by users are deemed to be of "high quality", they can earn Yaps (i.e., points) as a reward.

However, how to effectively earn Yaps remains an unresolved issue. Some users with a large number of followers and social media influence have relatively few Yaps points.

Due to the specific algorithm not being publicly disclosed (to prevent violations), this guide is mainly based on the information shared publicly by Kaito, practical attempts, and observations of small accounts that successfully earned Yaps. It is worth noting that some small accounts earn more Yaps than large accounts, so do not assume there are no opportunities.

Starting from basic principles, Kaito provided some insights on Yaps, which we will explore in depth one by one.

Proof of Work: The amount of content related to encryption

Kaito does not encourage meaningless mass posting or random remarks, but rather hopes to reward high-quality encryption-related content.

Suggestion:

1. Increase the frequency of daily posts, focus on encryption topics, and ensure that relevant keywords are included.
2. Although it is challenging to continuously create content, one can share the latest learning insights, comment on recent events, express opinions on different protocols, etc.

Proof of Transaction: Real Participation Analysis Based on Reputation Weight

Kaito seems to adopt a concept similar to PageRank in Google's SEO algorithm. The more "smart fans" an account has, the greater its influence.

For example, if a blogger with over 3,000 followers interacts with your content, you will earn more Yaps than accounts with only 30 followers. This mechanism seems reasonable.

Interaction forms include comments, likes, or shares. Regarding this, there are two strategies:

1. Create content that can attract "smart accounts" to participate. These accounts are often active and have been exposed to a large amount of content, so extra effort is required to capture their attention.

The types of content that "Smart Account" likes include:

• Real stories and cases
• Specialized knowledge in specific fields
• Data Analysis
• Relevant and timely information

2. If you are a small account, it is best to focus on being an active responder, writing insightful comments, and encouraging other accounts to interact with you.

If there is insufficient interaction, you can ask follow-up questions to continue the conversation.

Another approach is to present a counterpoint: the encryption community often tends to form an "echo chamber" effect. Presenting different views and rationally defending them may attract more users to participate in the discussion.

Operational Suggestions:

• Follow the Yap leaderboard and create a list of accounts you want to interact with.
• Look for accounts with a large number of followers, frequent posts, and are willing to reply to comments.
• Write insightful comments with the goal of receiving a response from the account.

Proof of Insight: Weighted by Correlation, Information Content, and Originality

Kaito values content that can provoke thought and drive development in the encryption field, rather than posts that simply attract attention or incite emotions.

Relevance: Pay attention to current hot topics. You can refer to the mindshare ratio on Kaito.

Information volume: Comprehensive consideration of post length and account engagement. High-quality long articles are more likely to meet this standard.

Originality: Kaito hopes to see unique content and analysis, rather than simple copy and paste.

Operating Suggestions:

• Write more in-depth content about specific protocols.
• If you have a large number of followers, you can pay attention to popular protocols.
• For small accounts, consider focusing on niche markets and becoming an "expert" in a specific field or protocol.

Small Account Strategy

If you are a small account with less than 300 followers, you might consider the following strategies:

1. Become an active responder and create a list of interactive target accounts.
2. Focus on writing content for specific protocols, especially those that are popular but lack attention.
3. Present compelling arguments and defend them.
4. Study the Yap algorithm and learn from the experiences of successful small accounts.
5. Choose a niche market and establish your own area of expertise.

Social Platform Algorithm Optimization

Increasing the "reach" of posts helps earn more Yaps. Some basic principles:

• Add images or videos to the post.
• Avoid directly adding the original tweet link, as it can be published as a subsequent tweet.
• Try to reply to every comment.
• Improve content quality to ensure readers can learn new knowledge.
• Support your point of view with specific data and detailed information.
• Long-form content usually has a higher coverage rate.
• Maintain a genuine and humanized writing style.

Other considerations:

• Link your EVM wallet address to the Kaito dashboard before January 1 (snapshot cutoff date).
• You can earn extra Yaps through referrals, but avoid excessive promotion.

Conclusion

Despite some controversies surrounding the Yap plan, it has also brought positive impacts to the encryption community. It has inspired the creation of high-quality content and facilitated broader communication and participation. Regardless of whether the airdrop is ultimately received, participating in this process can help build connections, develop personal accounts, and create more opportunities for the future.