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Clujso (David)
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Kaito is rewriting growth models for crypto companies. Kaito is not even a mass consumer product, yet they achieved mass appeal. How? Looking at their current FDV might be an easy way to say: “Yeah their airdrop was going to be big.” Truth is, we never knew how big it was going to be, and there’s the magic. We are all dominated by the human psyche, in the end, random incentives work for all animals (specially us). The mechanic? Simple 1/ Yaps. “We will be listening on social media those users who engage in meaningful crypto conversations.” This could apply to other types of conversations. The magic is that this analysis is non-deterministic, and the more you yap, the more one of these tweets can count as a yap. 2/ Get users to connect their X account, connect a wallet and signup to your product.
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Clujso (David)
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3/ Each user will be part of the leaderboard, and see in real time if, and when they’re earning points. 4/ Each user has a unique link to share to others, and boost points. Even though I believe that the underlying product (analytics for businesses) is a profitable and good market, the FDV of $KAITO is too much. It reflects the fact that the hype they generated was very real. The main thing to learn for companies who want SUSTAINABLE growth: Run a similar ‘yap’ playbook, but make sure the points and users you’re targeting are going to be the core users of your platform.
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Incentivizing when done the right way is the easiest way to adoption. Even if the tech is good, something has to bring the masses to the tech.
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