🧐 Personally, I think this is a decent strategy for sub-accounts and beginner yapping (feat. Sonic) 1. For general yappers, engaging data is reflected in Kaito only when the inner circle members interact with them. 2. Korean inner circle members tend to participate evenly across various projects. 3. However, the actual engaging data of general yappers shows a concentration on Sonic, which seems to be due to some inner circle members actively interacting with general yappers participating in Sonic. Therefore, it can be interpreted that for sub-accounts or newbies, a strategy of "following projects that specific inner circles are moving" may be advantageous for climbing the leaderboard. There could be various reasons for this difference, but I believe that the "differences in the tendencies of inner circle members participating in projects" could be a major cause. Just as everyone has different purposes for yapping, • Some provide information • Some focus on communication I think the differences in how each values their activities contribute to this. Many people seem to be feeling disillusioned with yapping, so I'm sharing this method as well. Let's all overcome this tough time together. 🛠️ Sonic Tech Points @SonicLabs is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain that adopts a DAG-based ABFT consensus algorithm, aiming for theoretically 400,000 transactions per second and confirmation in less than 1 second (about 0.85 seconds). The network offers improved execution speed compared to existing EVM through its own optimization technologies called SonicVM and SonicDB, and introduces a Fee Monetization (FeeM) model that allows developers to directly monetize up to 90% of the transaction fees generated. Additionally, based on the cross-chain bridge functionality utilizing Sonic Gateway and native support for USDC, it opens up fast payment and stablecoin yield opportunities in the DeFi space, presenting efficiency that significantly surpasses existing financial payment infrastructure.