Here’s the translation: "Here’s an idea for small and medium-sized accounts: go @arbusai and farm some rewards. Arbus Chirps currently has a few projects you can farm rewards from: Arbus Prize Pool: 5 million ARBUS (approximately $22,000) Duration: July 30 - August 30 Distribution Rules: 90% allocated to the top 100 on the leaderboard, 10% allocated to ARBUS stakers Axelrod Prize Pool: 1 million AXR (approximately $18,000) Duration: August 14 - November 14 Distribution Rules: 90% allocated to the top 100 on the leaderboard, 10% allocated to ARBUS stakers Other projects on the leaderboard include Sage, Vpay, The SWARM, etc. Not listing them all here. The projects listed on Arbus Chirps are all part of the Virtuals ecosystem. It’s not as high-profile as Kaito, and the rewards are relatively smaller. The upside is that fewer KOLs are participating, so it’s easier to climb the leaderboard. Now let’s talk about why Arbus is likely to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of Virtuals’ revamped launchpad model. First, let’s acknowledge a fact: Arbus has already become the de facto Kaito of the Virtuals ecosystem. You can tell from the projects it’s launching—quality projects in the Virtuals ecosystem rely on Arbus as a key promotional channel during their launch phase. Second, if the old version of the Virtuals launchpad positioned itself as a testing ground for AI assets, the revamped version is now expanding into the broader Web3 launchpad market. Virtuals founder @everythingempt0 commented on the new rules, saying: "we are ready to compete with the best web2 / web3 AI VCs and accelerator." The logic boils down to this: the core of the launchpad business isn’t just about serving project teams; it’s about integrating the entire ecosystem resource chain, including market makers, liquidity providers, community building, and post-launch support. Virtuals has a clear advantage in this area, and as the only marketing infrastructure within the ecosystem, Arbus has a significant first-mover advantage with no current competitors."