Many people have gained considerable HOME airdrop shares through content creation, and more and more people are starting to join community building. As someone who recognized the value of Kaito relatively early, I get asked almost every day which project to participate in next, and whether I've played with some new project. This time, @Mira_Network has also launched Kaito🌊, allocating 0.5% of the shares to the Top 200 community yappers over two seasons. I believe this is a project that is quite suitable for participation going forward. A few reasons: 1. Although ecosystems from BNB Chain to Sui and Sol have realized the importance of the attention track and started launching their own InfoFi tools, it is clear that currently only Kaito has the wealth effect. Early participation will enter the social graph of this project, which helps with subsequent construction weight, and during airdrops, the long-term leaderboard is basically what matters. For example, a group friend temporarily crammed before the TGE to climb the monthly leaderboard, but the rewards were not substantial; I haven't posted recently, yet I still received 85k HOME, indicating that Kaito's data primarily rewards long-term builders. From the previous distribution of $3-6M in projects like infinex and huma, Mira's seed round raised 9M, which won't be smaller than the prompts airdropped in the AI track. It is expected that Mira's total prize pool for the leaderboard will reach 1-2M without any issues, averaging $2.5k-5k in incentives for those who make the leaderboard in the first season, which is still quite good for community users. 2. With Mira updating the threshold requirements, each account now needs to bind a Gmail, increasing the account cost, and it can be seen that the project team has the idea of witching fake accounts. Therefore, rather than retail investors trying to game the system with multiple accounts, it is better to actively participate in community building. There is no need to worry about not being a big influencer; just focus on long-term building, and it's easy to get on Kaito's community leaderboard. For example, this time, there were 17 community accounts with fewer than 100 Smart followers that made it into the top 100 overall. 3. Users participating in content creation can genuinely earn through Kaito, and this distribution method is relatively healthy, effectively balancing the contributions of retail and large investors in early project participation for airdrops; it also makes the previously opaque DC transactions public, shifting towards a broader public domain traffic. The owner of Huma was considering whether to implement a low-income model where participation would automatically grant airdrops, but ultimately decided against it, opting for fair distribution based on points due to concerns about tokens flooding into studios. In fact, as long as Kaito's leaderboard shares are given, it takes care of retail investors: because large investors do not have much time to write this content, it is the time-poor retail investors who are writing. In summary, it's worth getting on board. As a project with actual products, just sharing daily product usage of Mira will suffice; the shortcut is to interact more with core users on the social graph, making it easier for AI to recognize you. It's not about lengthy discussions that algorithms favor; for instance, I earned 22K Huma just by interacting through comments, emphasizing persistence.