▌Kaito doesn’t care about your content itself. What it quantifies and sells is influence. ▌FOMO doesn’t care how many followers you have. As long as you have verifiable investment track records, the followers will come naturally. ▌@try_bSmart offers a third approach. Let the price speak for itself and use the subsequent market performance to validate whether a KOL’s opinion is “correct.” What it values is judgment. From the official website, the product will cover both crypto and stock markets, and the founder is former Kaito member @imconnorzhang. But this path won’t be easy. First off, correlation doesn’t equal causation, and it certainly doesn’t equal correctness. “Right or wrong direction” is just one facet of financial decision-making. The more fundamental challenge lies in the business model. Kaito has become a platform for broadcasting attention, while FOMO has turned into a trading terminal. Different paths, same destination—they both survive on commissions. The question is, what will bSmart’s business model look like?