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I've finally cracked the code and earned my first 3 Kaito Yaps. After 44 days, 100,000+ impressions, and 1,000+ likes, here's what I have learned. 1) Consistency is NOT key. Everyone on your timeline has been telling you to post everyday, waiting for Kaito's AI algorithm to notice you. That is simply inefficient. I've been posting long-forms, threads, replying to large accounts, and have not gotten a single yap until today. What truly matters is Originality > Quantity. The post that got me my first yap was an Abstract guide on how to earn free XP. In it, I shared information that I saw less on my timeline, specifically about on-chain interactions and how I believe it will be important for their airdrop. 2) Posting about Pre- & Post-TGE projects ≠ Yaps Again, copy pasting doesn't work. If you're just throwing up short thoughts on Yapper Leaderboard Projects, you're not going to make it very far. The post that got me yaps was about Abstract and PENGU, both of which didn't have a Kaito leaderboard when I posted. 3) Connect & Study with Active Smart Followers Despite having just 16 likes, I earned 3 yaps. That's a 18% yap conversion rate. Why is my conversion rate so high you might ask? I had the supportive smart followers of @bandosei and @wals_eth interact with my post, assisting the algorithm in finding my content. Networking with both of them, I learned to connect with individuals with high social presence, particularly those that are active and willing to support their communities. Another person actively interacting with smaller accounts is @AnonVee_, who has recently crossed 1,000 yaps and is dominating airdrop news/hot takes. 4) Join Communities with Like-Minded Individuals Communities are a great way to find individuals who are working towards similar goals as you. A great example is @waleswoosh's new community called "Abstract XP Chads" in which everybody is working towards farming XP. 5) Use Timeline Flexes as Motivation Especially in a time like now when Berachain & Anime have launched rewards for yappers, don't kick yourself for missing out. Berachain rewards should be a testament that your social presence is only going to become more important, as most of the Yapper Leaderboard projects have not rewarded yappers yet. Potential Rewards Pre-TGE - Kaito, Corn, Eclipse, Initia, Monad, Paradex, Quai, Story Post-TGE - Frax, Fuel, IQ, Mantle, Movement, Sei, Starknet, Xion Final Thoughts Some have said the Kaito TGE is coming in Q1, others in Q2. Nonetheless, I won't stop yapping until the final snapshot announcement has been made. How have you been working to earn your yaps?

I finally completed my $0 to $1000 challenge. After earning 500,000 impressions and 60 yaps, here’s everything I learned. 1) Effort doesn’t translate to success, your circle of connections do I started pretty much from ground 0 in January due to not posting for many months. No impressions, no engagements. I tried everything. AI threads, comment spamming, GM posts, news reports. It took me a while to realize that your network is more important than your efforts. I saw accounts getting more yaps than me with less impressions or engagements. I was confused too. Looking back, it really isn’t that complicated. If the quality of your content is high and the people who engage with you are smart followers, you’re more likely to earn more InfoFi rewards and yaps. When I stopped focusing on quantity (throwing out tons of threads) compared to quality (less threads but better content), I started earning my first yaps. Before the Kaito Season 1 airdrop happened, I managed to earn 8 yaps thanks to @AnonVee_, @waleswoosh, and @SkylineETH (who all actively engage with their followers no matter their account size). 2) Being early is always better than chasing a trend Most of the time for smaller to mid sized accounts, being late to a “train” is a headache. Catching up on a mindshare leaderboard is (for the most part) more efficient for larger KOL accounts who have the following and engagements to do so. Personally, I’d suggest studying Zh0u (Mitosis creator) and Usopp (Magic Newton creator). 3) Always keep your notifications on Succinct has a limit of 25,000 users on their testnet. I was lucky to get in from stage 1 just because I had my notifications on. Being early with your notifications on could mean earlier access and more rewards down the road. Let’s take a look at Anoma. The users right now who are on their testnet are either their top yappers, or they are individuals who have kept their notifications on and instantly copy pasted or deciphered their codes. Being first means being able to make content faster. Those who are already on the Anoma testnet can create guides (which other people would read once they gain access), and also give out codes which could boost mindshare because it's a massive competition to obtain them right now. My Next Steps The 6 main projects I’m looking at ranked from early to more competition are as follows: - Multipli - Boundless - Katana - Infinex - Sei - Humanity Protocol Why Multipli? So far, it is the 3rd least talked about Pre-TGE project. Although many people know about their DeFi app, their yapper incentives have consistently been pretty good. 10k USDC for months in a row to the top 50 (this is how I got my first $100+ mindshare win), and now their team has come out saying there will be more upgraded rewards and that everyone is still early. Again, it's always good to be early. If it means talking about a project that hasn't launched its rewards campaign yet, then maybe it's time to pivot. Why Katana? I personally missed out on their initial deposit campaign and am bummed out about that, but Katana’s APY and product as well as their Yapper rewards are very strong. The top 25 yappers are earning 20,000 vbUSDC per month directly deposited into yearnfi for even more yields. So, by yapping about Katana, not only are you getting exposure to USDC value rewards, you’re interacting with the Katana app itself. You might think that Katana has heavy competition with such high rewards, but that’s not true. Study the accounts Bumblebee and Techies. They have relatively smaller accounts, but have already qualified for the first round of rewards. Why Infinex? Although there is slightly more competition between smaller sized accounts on Infinex, the rewards they are distributing are absolutely lucrative and are worth shooting your shot for. The thing about Infinex is that it is based on progress each and every week, so by staying consistent you’re able to beat a large share of the competition you’re up against. Yaprun is currently already on Week 10 of S1, so it might be hard to break into the S1 leaderboard but S2 and S3 are yet to come so checking it out early may be beneficial. Why Boundless? The mainnet just launched and the diamond tasks don’t release until August 4th, which means you still have a lot of time to climb the leaderboard (at least 3 weeks). Considering the Ethereum foundation has quote retweeted one of their tweets, this may be a good ZK tech project to follow. Why Sei? Although Sei has high competition, their team truly cares about their community. Despite my account being a very small one, I was sent a Sei Merch package with a high quality hoodie and hat for completely free (customs and shipping all paid off). Furthermore, the numbers don't lie. Sei's TVL has been growing like crazy, and the average number of active wallets has increased. I want to be working close with a team that is open to criticism and is consistently improving top tier technology, and for that reason I choose Sei. Why Humanity Protocol? Yes, their airdrop was extremely shady. Were there a lot of people who didn’t get good airdrops? Definitely. I personally didn’t qualify for it and am not mad about that. However, Humanity Protocol is giving out 100K in rewards to top yappers which is one of the most under the radar rewards right now. Since a lot of bigger accounts have already left the topic after their airdrop, this might be a good rewards opportunity for smaller accounts. Appreciation Thank you for tuning into my journey! From my initial Kaito airdrop to Multipli Yapper drops and the Eclipse airdrop, this has been a wild ride so far. The next major milestone I have set for myself is $3000, or just over double my current amount. My goal is to post, reply, and connect each and every day. If you’re on your content and airdrop journey as well, let’s connect!

A lot of people have asked me how much I think I’ll be making from the looming Eclipse airdrop. In my opinion, I think those metrics aren’t actually that important. I’d rather spend my time investing in teams and people rather than making predictive or speculative calculations for airdrops For example, study these accounts of official employees from Eclipse and notice the value and responsiveness they’re providing into the X community @Alucard_eth @0xLitquidity @purplepill3m @0xanmol @akachacolate @0xSydney Eclipse without a doubt will have one of the fastest chains as highlighted by Turbo Tap’s ability to log every tap on the blockchain, and it will also be one of the most successful chains due to it’s great team

GM & Happy Friday! I have just earned my first full point on @tread_fi after a full week of delta neutraling and market making on Pacifica/Hyperliquid. Overall happy with my results, will aim for more volume despite volatity lately and will look into HIP-3 protocols soon.

With the launch of Abstract, I've been able to find and meet new streamers in web3 and watch them stream flawlessly on the platform. Thanks to @Phin_totten I've found out about the @PhatBoisClan, tuning into Yance's CS2 streams and Monkeysee's Minecraft gameplay. Dropped some lil pudgy edits for @YanceYanceYance, let me know what you guys think and maybe I'll drop some more pudgy edits! My current goal is to become a streamer on Abstract, documenting my content journey, exploring apps on Abstract, and also sharing some alpha on how you can create your own pudgy edits 🫡

“I can’t farm _____ because I have less than $100” In this post, I will cover why Eclipse will be the greatest low-cost airdrop of this cycle. For starters, you can literally be ranked top 5000 in grass points within the Eclipse ecosystem with just under $35. How, you might ask? Well, 10,000 taps costs around $2 in gas, times 15-16 and you got your number. But, that’s not the main point here. First off, it’s the first of its kind where liquidity providers get equal points as ecosystem users. EVERYONE is on your X feed right now, showing off their grass points. If you tap, you earn grass at a low cost point, competing with people who have deposited thousands of dollars. Not to mention Kaito, which has been called by major airdrop influencers to be one of the most anticipated airdrops of this cycle. Guess what? Kaito is built on Eclipse. What is Kaito? It is also a free, no-cost potential airdrop. Some people have been complaining that the passive grass mechanism is ruining their Turbo Tap ranking. Guess what? There’s badges which include Founding Tapper (pre-2025 users) and also Early Tapper (pre-passive grass users) which @0xSydney has confirmed will be a way for low-cost players to level up against whales who rely on passive grass. With major updates coming soon and the potential airdrop lingering, I will continue to be playing with its ecosystem and interacting with multiple apps, all with less than $100 deposited. I truly do believe this is a generational low-cost airdrop opportunity, and users are in for a treat. First SVM of its kind + active team responding to feedback + assistance to low cost farmers to even out the playground

Ending the day off with +11 positions on the @trylimitless Wallchain leaderboard I plan on competing on the Xeet leaderboard for Solstice very soon, as well as looking into doing some volume on Paradex + Pacifica Big week ahead with the Limitless allocations being launched today, best of luck to everyone!

I've finally cracked the code and earned my first 3 Kaito Yaps. After 44 days, 100,000+ impressions, and 1,000+ likes, here's what I have learned. 1) Consistency is NOT key. Everyone on your timeline has been telling you to post everyday, waiting for Kaito's AI algorithm to notice you. That is simply inefficient. I've been posting long-forms, threads, replying to large accounts, and have not gotten a single yap until today. What truly matters is Originality > Quantity. The post that got me my first yap was an Abstract guide on how to earn free XP. In it, I shared information that I saw less on my timeline, specifically about on-chain interactions and how I believe it will be important for their airdrop. 2) Posting about Pre- & Post-TGE projects ≠ Yaps Again, copy pasting doesn't work. If you're just throwing up short thoughts on Yapper Leaderboard Projects, you're not going to make it very far. The post that got me yaps was about Abstract and PENGU, both of which didn't have a Kaito leaderboard when I posted. 3) Connect & Study with Active Smart Followers Despite having just 16 likes, I earned 3 yaps. That's a 18% yap conversion rate. Why is my conversion rate so high you might ask? I had the supportive smart followers of @bandosei and @wals_eth interact with my post, assisting the algorithm in finding my content. Networking with both of them, I learned to connect with individuals with high social presence, particularly those that are active and willing to support their communities. Another person actively interacting with smaller accounts is @AnonVee_, who has recently crossed 1,000 yaps and is dominating airdrop news/hot takes. 4) Join Communities with Like-Minded Individuals Communities are a great way to find individuals who are working towards similar goals as you. A great example is @waleswoosh's new community called "Abstract XP Chads" in which everybody is working towards farming XP. 5) Use Timeline Flexes as Motivation Especially in a time like now when Berachain & Anime have launched rewards for yappers, don't kick yourself for missing out. Berachain rewards should be a testament that your social presence is only going to become more important, as most of the Yapper Leaderboard projects have not rewarded yappers yet. Potential Rewards Pre-TGE - Kaito, Corn, Eclipse, Initia, Monad, Paradex, Quai, Story Post-TGE - Frax, Fuel, IQ, Mantle, Movement, Sei, Starknet, Xion Final Thoughts Some have said the Kaito TGE is coming in Q1, others in Q2. Nonetheless, I won't stop yapping until the final snapshot announcement has been made. How have you been working to earn your yaps?

I finally completed my $0 to $1000 challenge. After earning 500,000 impressions and 60 yaps, here’s everything I learned. 1) Effort doesn’t translate to success, your circle of connections do I started pretty much from ground 0 in January due to not posting for many months. No impressions, no engagements. I tried everything. AI threads, comment spamming, GM posts, news reports. It took me a while to realize that your network is more important than your efforts. I saw accounts getting more yaps than me with less impressions or engagements. I was confused too. Looking back, it really isn’t that complicated. If the quality of your content is high and the people who engage with you are smart followers, you’re more likely to earn more InfoFi rewards and yaps. When I stopped focusing on quantity (throwing out tons of threads) compared to quality (less threads but better content), I started earning my first yaps. Before the Kaito Season 1 airdrop happened, I managed to earn 8 yaps thanks to @AnonVee_, @waleswoosh, and @SkylineETH (who all actively engage with their followers no matter their account size). 2) Being early is always better than chasing a trend Most of the time for smaller to mid sized accounts, being late to a “train” is a headache. Catching up on a mindshare leaderboard is (for the most part) more efficient for larger KOL accounts who have the following and engagements to do so. Personally, I’d suggest studying Zh0u (Mitosis creator) and Usopp (Magic Newton creator). 3) Always keep your notifications on Succinct has a limit of 25,000 users on their testnet. I was lucky to get in from stage 1 just because I had my notifications on. Being early with your notifications on could mean earlier access and more rewards down the road. Let’s take a look at Anoma. The users right now who are on their testnet are either their top yappers, or they are individuals who have kept their notifications on and instantly copy pasted or deciphered their codes. Being first means being able to make content faster. Those who are already on the Anoma testnet can create guides (which other people would read once they gain access), and also give out codes which could boost mindshare because it's a massive competition to obtain them right now. My Next Steps The 6 main projects I’m looking at ranked from early to more competition are as follows: - Multipli - Boundless - Katana - Infinex - Sei - Humanity Protocol Why Multipli? So far, it is the 3rd least talked about Pre-TGE project. Although many people know about their DeFi app, their yapper incentives have consistently been pretty good. 10k USDC for months in a row to the top 50 (this is how I got my first $100+ mindshare win), and now their team has come out saying there will be more upgraded rewards and that everyone is still early. Again, it's always good to be early. If it means talking about a project that hasn't launched its rewards campaign yet, then maybe it's time to pivot. Why Katana? I personally missed out on their initial deposit campaign and am bummed out about that, but Katana’s APY and product as well as their Yapper rewards are very strong. The top 25 yappers are earning 20,000 vbUSDC per month directly deposited into yearnfi for even more yields. So, by yapping about Katana, not only are you getting exposure to USDC value rewards, you’re interacting with the Katana app itself. You might think that Katana has heavy competition with such high rewards, but that’s not true. Study the accounts Bumblebee and Techies. They have relatively smaller accounts, but have already qualified for the first round of rewards. Why Infinex? Although there is slightly more competition between smaller sized accounts on Infinex, the rewards they are distributing are absolutely lucrative and are worth shooting your shot for. The thing about Infinex is that it is based on progress each and every week, so by staying consistent you’re able to beat a large share of the competition you’re up against. Yaprun is currently already on Week 10 of S1, so it might be hard to break into the S1 leaderboard but S2 and S3 are yet to come so checking it out early may be beneficial. Why Boundless? The mainnet just launched and the diamond tasks don’t release until August 4th, which means you still have a lot of time to climb the leaderboard (at least 3 weeks). Considering the Ethereum foundation has quote retweeted one of their tweets, this may be a good ZK tech project to follow. Why Sei? Although Sei has high competition, their team truly cares about their community. Despite my account being a very small one, I was sent a Sei Merch package with a high quality hoodie and hat for completely free (customs and shipping all paid off). Furthermore, the numbers don't lie. Sei's TVL has been growing like crazy, and the average number of active wallets has increased. I want to be working close with a team that is open to criticism and is consistently improving top tier technology, and for that reason I choose Sei. Why Humanity Protocol? Yes, their airdrop was extremely shady. Were there a lot of people who didn’t get good airdrops? Definitely. I personally didn’t qualify for it and am not mad about that. However, Humanity Protocol is giving out 100K in rewards to top yappers which is one of the most under the radar rewards right now. Since a lot of bigger accounts have already left the topic after their airdrop, this might be a good rewards opportunity for smaller accounts. Appreciation Thank you for tuning into my journey! From my initial Kaito airdrop to Multipli Yapper drops and the Eclipse airdrop, this has been a wild ride so far. The next major milestone I have set for myself is $3000, or just over double my current amount. My goal is to post, reply, and connect each and every day. If you’re on your content and airdrop journey as well, let’s connect!

GM & Happy Friday! I have just earned my first full point on @tread_fi after a full week of delta neutraling and market making on Pacifica/Hyperliquid. Overall happy with my results, will aim for more volume despite volatity lately and will look into HIP-3 protocols soon.

After 4 months of tapping, I’ve finally reached 1,000,000 grass on Eclipse. From tapping hundreds of thousands of times when there were no boosters to now getting +7 per tap, it’s been a fun journey. I started tapping December of last year (earning a founding tapper badge) due to the consistent communication and conviction of the Eclipse team members such as @Alucard_eth & @purplepill3m, as well as notable community members like @goatnataaaaa & @lunatik_amba. Hoping everyone wins big on Eclipse, gsvm 🫡

GM & Happy Tuesday! Today is the @footballdotfun NFL presale which is going live in about 15 minutes. The long awaited presale and TGE of $FUN is all happening this month. The Base ecosystem is just warming up with the top Dapps of FDF and Limitless airdropping in Q4.

“I can’t farm _____ because I have less than $100” In this post, I will cover why Eclipse will be the greatest low-cost airdrop of this cycle. For starters, you can literally be ranked top 5000 in grass points within the Eclipse ecosystem with just under $35. How, you might ask? Well, 10,000 taps costs around $2 in gas, times 15-16 and you got your number. But, that’s not the main point here. First off, it’s the first of its kind where liquidity providers get equal points as ecosystem users. EVERYONE is on your X feed right now, showing off their grass points. If you tap, you earn grass at a low cost point, competing with people who have deposited thousands of dollars. Not to mention Kaito, which has been called by major airdrop influencers to be one of the most anticipated airdrops of this cycle. Guess what? Kaito is built on Eclipse. What is Kaito? It is also a free, no-cost potential airdrop. Some people have been complaining that the passive grass mechanism is ruining their Turbo Tap ranking. Guess what? There’s badges which include Founding Tapper (pre-2025 users) and also Early Tapper (pre-passive grass users) which @0xSydney has confirmed will be a way for low-cost players to level up against whales who rely on passive grass. With major updates coming soon and the potential airdrop lingering, I will continue to be playing with its ecosystem and interacting with multiple apps, all with less than $100 deposited. I truly do believe this is a generational low-cost airdrop opportunity, and users are in for a treat. First SVM of its kind + active team responding to feedback + assistance to low cost farmers to even out the playground

Ending the day off with +11 positions on the @trylimitless Wallchain leaderboard I plan on competing on the Xeet leaderboard for Solstice very soon, as well as looking into doing some volume on Paradex + Pacifica Big week ahead with the Limitless allocations being launched today, best of luck to everyone!

Kaito Research Roundtable There are hundreds of posts on how to earn Kaito Yaps. In this post, I've organized the top posts of the day in a quick 1 minute read to help you earn more yaps. Ultimately, the best posts of the day came from @fiyalkin14, @R2D2zen23, @Alucard_eth103 , and @AnonVee_47. 1) Fiyalkin mentioned about trying to get the attention of "smart followers," or otherwise known as the people who have the power to potentially earn you a yap. Main Takeaway From Fiyalkin: "no tags = no eyes from key players" - Fiyalkin 2) R2D2 mentioned about cleaning following and followers on X accounts to maintain the ratio of verified followers, rather than just following:followers. Main Takeaway From R2D2: "While this has lowered my total follower count, I’m okay with that because it’s improved the quality of my followers." - R2D2 3) Alucard shared a quick but strong piece of his vision and insights regarding the differences between weak hands and visionaries. Remember, yaps aren't earned every tweet. It's an opportunity that can be seized but takes consistency and effort. Main Takeaway from Alucard: "Weak hands fold at the first challenge, and visionaries recognize the moments that define their future." - Alucard 4) While Anon was talking about the struggles of Starknet and Scroll in their post-airdrop eras, he mentioned something golden that people look past literally every single day. No, it's not flashy, but it certainly is a $0 free multi-airdrop chance every day of the year. Main Takeaway From Anon Vee: "I create content, I get paid by X, I earn kaito yaps." - Anon Vee