I’ve been watching what happens to projects after they go live on #Kaito. And honestly, most of them disappear just as fast as they rose. But a few, They didn’t escape the post-TGE dump, But they didn’t surrender to it either. 1/ $NEWT Pumped +144% in 4 days with massive volume → $500M–$1.7B trading on the surge day → Now rebuilding momentum with point loops and micro-engagements 2/ $SOPH Bounced from $60M to $102M MC within 2 weeks → Volume is climbing again → Product evolution + staking flywheel = signals of a second wave 3/ $IP Climbed +135% from bottom (June 25) → Now pushing near its ATH → Holding narrative with meme energy, quests, and active staking rewards They understood something most miss: Kaito gives you borrowed energy. But to sustain it, you need systems of return, reasons for users to stay, act, and believe after the leaderboard fades. And it’s what separates a one-time flash from a long-term flywheel. So here’s what I’ve come to believe: → Getting users is easy if you’re willing to pay. → Keeping them? That requires design. Loops. Culture. Patience. Maybe the new meta isn’t how loud your launch is. But how quiet your comeback can be and still hold attention.