Oshoke
@oshokedreams
Kaito yapping is making people do crazy stuff. At this point, everyone including me is mostly just bull-posting, and no one is actually using the tech. Is this what future projects want? For this meta to actually work, there needs to be a smarter way to filter out low-effort posts and reward content that adds real value. Requirements should be established before anyone can earn from talking about a project. Let’s use @MitosisOrg as an example. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to implement a system where users must prove genuine interest or at least give up something to earn something. For example, a user's connected wallet should have interacted with the testnet before they’re even allowed to yap about a project. Going further, maybe a user must have deposited a minimum of $20 in the expedition to be eligible for rewards from yapping.
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Oshoke
@oshokedreams
Something along those lines. The goal isn’t to lock people out, but to create balance and ensure participants aren’t just chasing the sweet rewards Kaito gives. Another great system could be applying yapping bonuses as multipliers on testnet allocations like the top 10 yappers getting 1.2x their original testnet rewards. That way, if someone didn’t test the product, they don’t get anything. So in summary, what I’m saying is: Smarter algorithms or AI to reward quality posts over bull-posts Balanced reward systems for yapping Reward multipliers tied to testnet participation (especially when the testnet is ongoing and rewards are promised to testers) But hey, what do I know? It’s up to you the projects. Choose your path: Be popular on Twitter with no real users Or create a healthy balance of both I feel if you're really building something and don't just want short term popularity and hype then you'll understand my point
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