So I want to further break down the new KAITO changes that are coming.. First, there are likely going to be changes that might create a barrier to entry. This means that projects might start integrating these before yappers can participate. Maybe the number of smart followers or YAP earned. The downside is that it might affect those who do not have a lot of yaps or smart followers; the upside is that bots are going to be eliminated.. However, the most confusing part is that leaderboards will change, and we don't exactly know the replacement mechanism. But the biggest issue is the mindless tagging of projects and low-effort content by people who are simply dependent on impressions to rank them... However, I like to look at @infinex and what they're building.. If I had to think about a problem that INFINEX solves, it would be the problem of CEX (not your key, not your coin) danger that comes with CEX, and then, the second one should be gas fees. Why does this matter? It does, because how many FEE-less or gasless protocols do you have out there? Also, there are complementary integrations like daily SWIDGE? Which is an instant cross-chain bridge and token swap, all these one-time clicks without external bridges. Non-custodial, EVM enabled. With this, you can manage multiple assets: Arbitrum, Base, and even Solana. When it comes to usability, Infinex spoils you with choices. You have a management dashboard where you can see every token you hold. Why is this essential? Because who likes their assets scattered in different tabs and different places? The Infinex extension is coming as well, and this option lets you make multiple connections and link to other platforms. Meme lovers are not excluded; with the IMF meme fund integration, it means meme communities can use this tool to borrow, swap, and move liquidity. Imagine Memex using this integration. Infinex is that DEX that takes CEX utilities, removes its bottlenecks, and gives you further usability. The only problem I see is the PASSKEY, because of how easily it is to lose it; perhaps this will be addressed in the future.