Kaito Airdrop Review: Short-term High Returns, Future Opportunities Remain

In the recent Kaito Airdrop, some participants achieved considerable gains. Taking a certain user as an example, the total earnings from NFT and token airdrops exceeded $50,000. Although the Yap exchange rate was not as expected, considering that it only took two months with almost no cost, such a return rate is quite impressive.

However, Kaito's story does not end here. The official plan is to allocate a portion of tokens for the collaborative project to reward active users of these projects on the Yapper Leaderboard and Yapper Launchpad. The officials emphasized that these rewards will be accurately distributed to the end users through collaboration with the relevant teams. Therefore, if you have participated in voting or have a name on the project leaderboard, you are likely to receive this portion of the Airdrop soon.

In addition, Kaito has reserved 7.5% of the tokens for long-term creator incentives. In the related description, the official hinted at an interesting message: initially on a certain social platform, it will eventually expand to other platforms. This suggests that the Kaito team is likely developing new products based on existing resources and data.

Looking back at this Kaito Airdrop, there are a few strategies worth affirming:

1. Recognized early on that it is an important opportunity for 2025 and continued to participate (although there was some slack during the Spring Festival).
2. Accurately estimating that the Genesis NFT floor price would break 10 ETH, decisively taking profits with 100 times returns before the snapshot, avoiding losses caused by greed.
3. It is anticipated that the collaborative projects will airdrop to the users on the rankings, with most of the key participating projects entering the top 100 (it is regrettable that a certain project was listed throughout its entire cycle but did not receive an airdrop, for reasons unknown).

As the number of projects on Kaito continues to increase, how to select the most cost-effective participation opportunities has become a key issue. Three main factors can be considered during the evaluation: project fundamentals, team member participation, and the level of competition on the leaderboard.

Based on these considerations, a certain Layer 1 project may be a noteworthy opportunity. The project has raised a total of $24 million, with investors including several well-known institutions and founders of star projects. The Token Generation Event (TGE) is expected to take place in March, leaving little time for participants. Currently, the official testnet activities of the project have concluded, and ranking on Kaito might be the most cost-effective way to participate at this time.

The project team has shown a strong interest in Kaito, as evidenced by their interactions on social media. This suggests that they may offer an Airdrop to Kaito users during the TGE.

It is worth noting that the competition for listings on Kaito for this project is not intense. Even occasionally posting related content can provide an opportunity to enter the Top 100 across various time dimensions.

For how to achieve good results on the project leaderboard, the following tips may be useful:

1. The weight of original content is far greater than that of pseudo-original content. AI-generated content or articles that are pieced together are easily recognized, and genuine personal insights hold more value.

2. Pay attention to and report on ecological projects. As the project ecosystem develops, new funding and activities continue to emerge, all of which are high-quality creative materials.

3. Value effective interaction. Engaging with official project accounts and team members, as well as exchanging views with other creators on the leaderboard, can enhance your ranking and points.

Overall, the opportunities after the Kaito Airdrop still exist, and the key lies in continuous participation and high-quality content creation.