A day in the life of a human in the crypto world. I spend my days as a full-time job and my second main job as a dad. In Korea, I belong to a relatively large account related to crypto, but when it comes to the global scene, I am classified as a small account, not even a medium one. This means that I continuously have to think about the production of content needed for Kaito's policies and projects. Competing with global accounts is necessary. With Kaito's finger snap, I feel sorry for many who have been removed from the leaderboard, and I am also thinking about ways to coexist through searches and introductions to other boards while producing content. At the same time, I am trying to utilize the leaderboard that has already risen and maintain strategies to further increase it. In fact, looking at gomtu, there are 40 registered leaderboards, and with the recent update from Kaito, 29 of them have risen based on a 30-day standard. Since management is no longer possible, I have expanded from focusing on just 2-3 projects to managing only those projects that I am actually chasing rewards for in Excel. Management is necessary based on the period and focus. 1. Mantle: I just keep going because it's my home. Currently, there are no rewards. Season 3 is announced to start, but the rewards are not high compared to the effort and time involved. But it's home, so I keep at it. I write about 2-5 related posts a week. 2. Openledger: It's a 6-month run, and I've already given up on the cookie side, but I am consistently writing one post a day for the 6-month leaderboard, anticipating that TGE will happen someday. I am already in my 5th month. 3. MemeX: Currently, I am in the process of organizing the page and strategy, but the leaderboard is empty, making it very easy to climb. I am writing more than 5 posts a week. For now, it is not related to rewards. 4. PuffPaw: I started focusing on it because I was very curious about the DePin device, and I have now settled into the top 10. I expect to focus on it until next Wednesday. It’s a project where I must acquire tokens through OTC. I plan to write one post a day until next Wednesday. 5. PortaltoBitcoin: I haven't been able to fully engage in Discord, but I am doing what I can, and X has been working hard, currently ranking first in Korea for the past 3 months, but I feel sorry for the OGs. Nevertheless, I need to run for Season 2, so I am writing one post a day if possible. 6. Falcon Finance: It’s a relatively tough leaderboard with rewards only for the top 50, so I am currently proceeding with the largest funds and genuine efforts. I am actively using DeFi and currently ranking first on the internal leaderboard, but I don’t know what will happen as DeFi mileage points will be included this week. Notable figures like Rizamon and Koru are positioned within the top 50. I am currently writing more than one post a day. 7. Surf_Copilot: This is an AI that I am actually paying for and using, and it has been very closely used in real life recently. There are rewards for the top 100 here as well, but since I am using it anyway, it seems possible to earn subscription fees while participating. (The rewards are not that significant.) 8. Anoma: I am working hard on Tenet every day and posting one post a day, but it’s an extremely heavy leaderboard, so after the finger snap, I barely got listed, and I am still dropping. Since there is a Korean allocation, I plan to write at least 5 posts a week. 9. Union: It has its own leaderboard, making it an attractive project. However, unlike Kaito, it is not climbing the internal leaderboard, which is puzzling. Nevertheless, I am trying to keep mentioning it until it shows up. 10. @UXLINKofficial: This leaderboard has a lot of Koreans. They are firmly established, making it a place where Korean content is efficient. I didn’t participate last season because I joined late, but this time I should write about 4-5 posts a week to get closer to Medo, who is currently first in Korea. 11. Xion: Surprisingly, this leaderboard has little interest, possibly because the rewards are relatively low. It’s a project with a Korean allocation, but the scale of rewards is not large enough to encourage participation. In my case, I entered the leaderboard due to the introduction of a Korean allocation project (which means not many people are participating). I plan to aim for the top 50 this month, even if it’s a small scale. I want to seize this opportunity. 12. @Novastro_xyz: This is Kaito's representative RWA project. I have been consistently producing content since May, but I couldn’t rise on the leaderboard until the finger snap gave me an opportunity. I decided to take advantage of this opportunity and started actively participating in Novastro-related activities. I will need to write about 4-5 posts a week. 13. Irys: I have attended offline meetups and operate my own leaderboard, which gives me an advantage of being less dependent on Kaito. I am not sure what exactly will be given based on which criteria, but it’s important to have a foothold, so I aim to enter the top 100 on the internal leaderboard within 30 days. 14. Lumiterra: I actually saw EthApple's video and thought, "Oh? Catching monsters looks fun?" After the finger snap, I got on the leaderboard and tried to play the game, but I have to wait until Tenet starts again, so I am currently waiting. 15. @MMTFinance: I am currently contemplating this project. I do like the SUI ecosystem, but I am not deeply involved yet, so I am unsure how much can be achieved just through participation, and I am currently in a holding state. These are roughly the projects I am looking at. In fact, posting everything at once on Twitter is not efficient and not good for the algorithm, but due to my current work and the need to participate in crypto, I have to write posts in bits and pieces and then release them all at once. In between, I write numerous posts for crypto whenever I find time, from work to parenting and cooking. The reason I can do this is that I continuously think about what topic to write about whenever I have some time. However, I want to emphasize again that even with this participation, simply buying Ethereum for $30,000 and holding it since last December would have yielded a much higher ROI. Although it’s said to be a low-risk seed increase, there is definitely a risk regarding whether I can get back the time I invest.