Kaito AI Founder: Will Adjust Loyalty Booster Mechanism
Yu Hu, the founder of Kaito AI, stated on the X platform that based on community feedback, the loyalty booster mechanism will be adjusted, with projects before and after TGE being considered separately, and general leaderboards (such as the CT leaderboard) not being included. This adjustment is to align with the different reward mechanisms and maturity levels of the two types of projects. There are four reasons for retaining the loyalty booster:
First, to create a fair competitive environment and prevent large accounts from monopolizing the leaderboard;
Second, to encourage long-term participation and attention from users;
Third, to highlight community members who focus on publishing content for a few projects;
Fourth, most project teams wish to retain it, and the mechanism is customizable, allowing projects to switch it on or off as needed. Meanwhile, a newly upgraded Kaito Connect mechanism is being developed, which allows users to choose to associate with a few projects to enhance their visibility in these projects.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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