Kaito Airdrop: Participants earned $50,000 in two months, analysis of subsequent opportunities

Kaito's airdrop event has recently attracted widespread attention. One participant stated that through NFT, tokens, and collaborative project airdrops, he earned over $50,000 in just two months. Although the exchange rates in certain aspects did not meet expectations, considering that the only investment was time, this participant expressed satisfaction with the overall return on investment.

However, Kaito's story does not end here. The official announcement states that a certain proportion of tokens will be allocated to cooperative projects to reward their active users on the Yapper Leaderboard and Yapper Launchpad. The officials promise to collaborate with the relevant teams to ensure that these rewards are accurately distributed to the end users. This means that users who have participated in voting or have been prominent on the project leaderboard are likely about to receive additional Airdrop.

Kaito has also reserved a 7.5% incentive for long-term creators. In describing this part of the plan, the officials hinted at an interesting piece of information: it will initially be on a certain social platform and will eventually expand to other platforms. This suggests that the Kaito team may be developing new products based on existing resources and data.

Looking back on the experience of participating in the Kaito project, this user summarized three key success points:

1. From the very beginning, I firmly believe this is a certain opportunity for 2025 and will continue to participate (although there was some slack during the Spring Festival).
2. Accurately estimate that the floor price of the Genesis NFT will break through 10 ETH, and decisively cash out when the snapshot shows a 100-fold return (avoiding losses caused by greed in several past projects).
3. Anticipate that collaborative projects will conduct airdrops for ranking users, with key participating projects entering the top 100 (although it is regrettable that a certain project that was listed for the entire cycle did not receive an airdrop).

As the number of projects on the Kaito platform increases, how to select the most cost-effective participation opportunities has become a key issue. The user has raised three main considerations: project fundamentals, team member participation, and the level of competition on the leaderboard.

Based on these criteria, users believe that a certain emerging project may be a deterministic opportunity. The project has raised a total of $24 million and has the support of several well-known institutions and founders of star projects, with a Token Generation Event (TGE) expected to take place in March. Currently, aside from participating in community role competitions, improving rankings on the Kaito platform may be the most cost-effective way to participate.

The project team has shown strong interest in the Kaito platform, which increases the possibility of future Airdrops for Kaito users. Additionally, compared to other popular projects, the competition on the project's leaderboard is relatively less intense, providing more opportunities for participants.

Regarding how to improve project rankings, users shared the following suggestions:

1. Original content is superior to pseudo-original: AI-generated content is easily recognizable, and content with high originality is more valued.
2. Follow ecological projects: Tracking reports on the financing and activities of emerging projects within the ecosystem can provide continuous creative material.
3. Emphasize Effective Interaction: Actively interacting with official accounts and team members helps to improve ranking and points.

Overall, the Kaito Airdrop event not only brought considerable returns to early participants but also provided valuable experience for future blockchain project involvement. As new projects continue to emerge, seizing key opportunities and maintaining active participation will be crucial factors for success.