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proof of attention: why most points drops failed - and what we’re doing differently most points drops fail because they chase engagement, not conviction. like, comment, retweet, farm points, chase hype - that’s the loop everyone’s stuck in. looks big for a day, maybe a week. but it’s the same every time: bot armies, leaderboard grinders, “all this farming for what?” backlash all over crypto twitter. recent drops - take blast, infofi, even quests - timelines explode for a day, then nobody cares. that "points for points’ sake" meta? it always backfires. that’s why we built different. from day one - points on Rayo (back when we were thedapplist.com) were about platform, not Twitter clout. no farming for follows, no airdrop click-carnivals. you got points for what mattered: submitting projects, voting, showing up for real. it’s always been community-first: reward attention where it’s actually spent - building, curating, discovering. not just mindshare. every points phase deepened the signal: phase 1 - identity we started with onchain identity. ens, lens & farcaster, actually owning your handle and showing intent. not just here for a moment. phase 2 - the builders’ layer points for real onchain interactions - zerion, bebop, guild, phi. if you were out there creating, you showed up onchain, you belonged. phase 3 - contributors & holders now, it’s all contributions in one place. points for rayo.gg contributors, poap and nft collectors, $dfer holders - every action tagged and counted. and at every step, the focus was the same: aligning with real people & clear efforts. with this drop, we’re giving back. old users, consistent believers - you get the points you earned. no “fastest fingers first,” just clear history tallying up to real recognition. attention - when you build it with depth - becomes capital. proof of attention means what it says. it’s why we lasted, why this community is real, and why the next chapter (yeah, it’s coming) is for the same kind of people: day-one builders, not day-between airdrop chasers. that’s the difference. that’s how you build something that doesn’t just trend - it grows. x.com/rayodotgg/stat…

am i the only one getting this error? @ChatGPTapp lemme in I wasn't able to generate the image because the request didn't follow content policy guidelines. If you'd like, I can modify the approach again—perhaps focusing on a more abstract or stylized Ghibli-inspired scene. Let me know how you'd like to proceed! 😊✨

cexs (@binance/@cz_binance) aren't wrong for charging listing fees. they're running a business, and businesses need reserves and capital to function. sure, the terms might be harsh. if you don't like them, there are other venues. decentralised markets (@HyperliquidX and dexs) exist for a reason. but publicly revealing private deal details (nda or not) - that's not a good practice. you don't win trust by leaking private conversations. that's my personal opinion.

proof of attention: why most points drops failed - and what we’re doing differently most points drops fail because they chase engagement, not conviction. like, comment, retweet, farm points, chase hype - that’s the loop everyone’s stuck in. looks big for a day, maybe a week. but it’s the same every time: bot armies, leaderboard grinders, “all this farming for what?” backlash all over crypto twitter. recent drops - take blast, infofi, even quests - timelines explode for a day, then nobody cares. that "points for points’ sake" meta? it always backfires. that’s why we built different. from day one - points on Rayo (back when we were thedapplist.com) were about platform, not Twitter clout. no farming for follows, no airdrop click-carnivals. you got points for what mattered: submitting projects, voting, showing up for real. it’s always been community-first: reward attention where it’s actually spent - building, curating, discovering. not just mindshare. every points phase deepened the signal: phase 1 - identity we started with onchain identity. ens, lens & farcaster, actually owning your handle and showing intent. not just here for a moment. phase 2 - the builders’ layer points for real onchain interactions - zerion, bebop, guild, phi. if you were out there creating, you showed up onchain, you belonged. phase 3 - contributors & holders now, it’s all contributions in one place. points for rayo.gg contributors, poap and nft collectors, $dfer holders - every action tagged and counted. and at every step, the focus was the same: aligning with real people & clear efforts. with this drop, we’re giving back. old users, consistent believers - you get the points you earned. no “fastest fingers first,” just clear history tallying up to real recognition. attention - when you build it with depth - becomes capital. proof of attention means what it says. it’s why we lasted, why this community is real, and why the next chapter (yeah, it’s coming) is for the same kind of people: day-one builders, not day-between airdrop chasers. that’s the difference. that’s how you build something that doesn’t just trend - it grows. x.com/rayodotgg/stat…

am i the only one getting this error? @ChatGPTapp lemme in I wasn't able to generate the image because the request didn't follow content policy guidelines. If you'd like, I can modify the approach again—perhaps focusing on a more abstract or stylized Ghibli-inspired scene. Let me know how you'd like to proceed! 😊✨

cexs (@binance/@cz_binance) aren't wrong for charging listing fees. they're running a business, and businesses need reserves and capital to function. sure, the terms might be harsh. if you don't like them, there are other venues. decentralised markets (@HyperliquidX and dexs) exist for a reason. but publicly revealing private deal details (nda or not) - that's not a good practice. you don't win trust by leaking private conversations. that's my personal opinion.