I didn't expect KAITO to TGE so quickly, and even quickly connect with several first tier universities. I didn't intentionally try to boost my Yap score, so I am satisfied with the airdrop itself. The ratio between Yap and token is around 1:7.5. And indeed, Kaito has motivated many people (including myself) to tweet to a certain extent - thanks to Kaito's mechanism, you don't need to specifically carry an annoying hashtag. I already recharged and sold it on the exchange yesterday, sticking to my strategy of exchanging it all for BTC. In terms of product design, Kaito is undoubtedly smart. 𝕏 is an irreplaceable public dialogue platform for the entire crypto industry, and Kaito uses algorithms to rate people's influence and attention, just like Google rates global web pages based on hyperlinks for Page Rank. Kaito also introduced web3 projects and ranked them within the region according to their projects, making it easier for project teams to identify who are Top Yappers and distribute airdrops and collaborate for more targeted promotion. Some people say that Kaito's appearance will take down many Marketing Agency companies, but I disagree with this. There are indeed too many marketing agencies in the current market, and too few influencers who have real influence (without fake fans). Doing business is not just about data and rationality, but also about interpersonal relationships, communication, and services, many of which cannot be replaced by AI. Just like in the recruitment industry, recruitment platforms have undergone several major updates such as Zhilian, LinkedIn, and BOSS Direct Recruitment, but none of them have stifled the existence of headhunters. The Marketing Agency company that was revolutionized is likely to have fallen behind in terms of high-quality project BD, resource integration capabilities, and identification and management of influencers, rather than the emergence of Kaito.