🧐 No more need to compete with KOLs for attention丨Galxe's Starboard is the most suitable entry ticket for retail investors!
As we reach the end of the "mouth-pulling" era, people are slowly realizing a fact: just writing alone may not guarantee success; but not writing at all means there's definitely no chance.
Many people ask me: With InfoFi being so competitive now, besides Kaito and Cookie, what else is worth getting into?
Actually, you can take a look at the child-level InfoFi platform released by @Galxe—Starboard. After experiencing it, I found it quite good and can say it is currently one of the most retail-friendly ways to participate.
1⃣ What exactly is Starboard? How is it different from Kaito?
To put it simply:
Galxe has upgraded its original on-chain task system (Quest) by integrating tweet creation with on-chain actions, transforming it into a more comprehensive incentive system.
Although the core is still about "mouth-pulling," Starboard has two key differences:
1) Fairer scoring mechanism
With the introduction of Aura points, it no longer solely relies on follower count and tweet views. Even if you are not a KOL, you can still score high based on content quality, topic popularity, and interaction performance, putting retail investors and large accounts on a level playing field.
2) Richer gameplay
Starboard is not just about "mouth-pulling"; it also supports on-chain actions. For example, Vanilla Finance directly incorporates interactions into the scoring dimension, so even if you don't tweet, you can still make the leaderboard by participating in on-chain activities.
In summary: Kaito leans more towards KOLs and hardcore content, while Starboard resembles an evolved version of InfoFi that emphasizes community-driven creation and on-chain resonance, making it more suitable for retail investors.
2⃣ Why do I think it's worth participating?
From a mechanism perspective, Starboard addresses several longstanding issues of InfoFi platforms:
1) KOLs monopolizing? Not at all; you can see the tweet scores of everyone.
2) Can't capture tweets? Now it supports manual submissions, so you don't have to worry about missing or miscapturing.
3) Unsure if writing is useful? Starboard will display your score, ranking, and capture records, providing a much stronger feedback mechanism than before.
4) Pure "mouth-pulling" lacks motivation? Many projects support on-chain tasks, allowing you to earn points as well.
More importantly, the reward pool is substantial:
Currently, projects participating in Starboard include Dango (contributing 1% token), 0G Labs, Vanilla, Sui, etc., with total rewards exceeding 5 million USD, many of which have not yet issued tokens. Early participation is a window of opportunity for potential rewards.
3⃣ How to participate?
1) Register (it's recommended to link your Twitter for easy score checking):
https://app.galxe.com/hub/invite?code=GICyJr43Nj1NKrXixIJp6tDnJtfwHGVYY-PsV956I4=
2) Find a project you are interested in or familiar with, and freely create content (analysis, tutorials, complaints are all acceptable).
3) Wait for your tweets to be captured, check your score on Starboard; the tweet capture frequency is between 1-48 hours.
If you're worried about missing captures, you can proactively submit your tweets.
4⃣ My personal suggestion—
If you are purely a writing-oriented player, then Kaito might be more suitable.
If you want to participate but don't want to struggle too much, then Starboard is a lighter, more sustainable choice.
It can be said that Starboard is the most down-to-earth and transparent InfoFi product I have seen recently. I believe its underlying logic is more like:
A "decentralized community distribution system" that allows every expression and every on-chain action to have the potential to be seen, recorded, and rewarded.
This is what InfoFi should look like!
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