the moment protocols and infofi platforms distributing their message align incentives with the users driving economic bottom line, is the second infofi truly takes off i think a huge first step is the onchain participation metrics by kaito (owning assets, participating in protocols, proof of ownership, boosts) all verifiable on chain these proof of ownership/ proof of doing does two very important things for both the platform and the protocols using infofi platforms: 1) DATA, data data data more datapoints, untouched datapoints so far... infofi platforms are in the market of distribution and data, more data points means refinement of distribution methods also leads to the right users being rewarded (likely more sticky barring sybils and farmers) since this is a user with a higher likelihood of sticking around because of heir economic contribution 2) Economic Alignment (Protocol Bottom Line) protocols make money (often) when we use them whether it's gas fees on a blockchain, lending fees on a perp dex, buying products/subscriptions protocols are literally able to drive bottom line revenue through rewards once they are structured properly: ie1. do X volume in perps/swaps earn xp(@defidotapp) both of these things drive revenue for the protocol ie2. stake 3,000 $HUMA to be eligible this drives revenue, or token pressure, however you want to look at it once the infofi platforms align with the users and protocols on a more targeted and aligned basis, we will see a lot of farmers say bye bye and real users get rewarded, which i believe will inherently also make people "focus" on less protocols actively at once because of diminishing marginal returns of spreading capital over 20 projects instead of 1/2 and juicing rewards i will not be surprised to see @xeetdotai do this, the team and advisors is a super crew imho, very excited to see it flesh out thanks for coming to my ted talk