Even if the mindshare dies, the yaps remain. @KaitoAI I have never done any kind of yaping other than Loud, and most of the time I just write what I want to write. Still, considering the airdrops I've received so far on Kaito + X (Twitter).. - $KAITO : about 15000$ - $INIT : about 2000$ - $LOUD : about 2000$ - $HOME : about 800$ Other HUMA and so on. And like this @defidotapp case, there are likely to be projects that airdrop top Yappers (even if they don't do anything). Yaps are not volatile and accumulate steadily, and if you don't pay attention to them like mindshares, you won't be pushed back, so I think you need to pay more attention to getting Yaps. In the case of project-specific mindshares, it is said that interaction with top mindshare users is important, but in Yaps, the quality of posts is more important. It's great to write, tag, and interact with any article for project airdrop hunting, but try to write an insightful post or two every once in a while. It may not seem like much at first, but over time, as one or two accumulate, your account will become branded, and the Yaps and "read" followers that have been built up little by little will become a value that will not disappear.