Everyone is talking about Kaito trapping KOLs in algorithms. To be honest, what people should really be concerned about is "Kaito trapping Twitter users in an information cocoon." KOLs or those who exploit know exactly what they can gain, they Yap hard, and keep repeating the same old stuff; Meanwhile, Twitter viewers are constantly recommended homogenized content by algorithms, with electronic junk emerging endlessly. The more time spent here, the less valuable incremental information is gained. ⚠️ Your precious attention and thinking time are extremely valuable! I suggest everyone use Twitter lists and good subscription tools daily, prioritizing high-quality content. I personally maintain a "must-see daily" Twitter list, replacing people in the list based on the research focus at different stages; I also subscribe to many Substack reports to ensure more time is spent on in-depth articles. Regarding content incentives from project parties to the community, I actually believe that leaving some retrospective incentives is the most friendly way to reward genuine users and spontaneous content dissemination. The 0.5% share announced by @humafinance is also a total amount for content incentives, worth observing for 1️⃣ the allocation weight for the earliest community members' genuine sharing, and 2️⃣ the effect of long-term incentives for spontaneous sharing after TGE 🤔 A good example is Jupiter's previous campaign, which required everyone to submit spontaneous sharing content to receive $JUP incentives. I remember @anymose96 shared, and I was quite surprised, having only written one piece of content about Jupiter's product (casually recorded during the Solana Breakpoint conference), which earned $JUP worth 1000U. Eigenlayer also gave a considerable amount of retrospective rewards to many hardcore researchers last year, which is definitely a win-win for both project parties and community users. The advantage of Kaito is making information distribution more transparent, allowing project parties to trace and filter users/KOLs related to themselves. The downside is that all the mouth-exploiters swarm together, easily turning Twitter into a repeating machine + TV shopping scene, writing whatever is popular (I've been mentioned many times these days...). How to use tools wisely without being led by tools and algorithms Start by protecting your attention and actively managing information intake. Spend more time on your independent research and using good products. Only DYOR can lead to long-term profits.