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KAITO COMEBACK + COLLAB W/ TOP PROJECT So, let’s take it one step at a time. What’s going on? @KaitoAI suddenly introduced Kaito Pulse - a social layer for the internet, starting with X. Kaito Pulse is a browser extension that brings off-platform activity directly into the native X timeline. It helps you track positions on HyperLiquid and Polymarket, with major integrations coming in the future. It introduces “aura” - an equivalent to “yaps” (shout-out to everyone who remembers that). And immediately after that, it enters into a Tier 1 partnership with @axisrobotics . Btw, it’s very convenient - you can track link interactions, sign-ups, and user trajectories! So, let’s briefly discuss the program: This program was created to reward creators who contribute to Axis in X and attract new users who help Axis fulfill its mission. It’s important to note right away that this program takes both factors into account - content and referrals. Kaito scores your content through its Mindshare system, and that forms the basis of your score. The Trajectories your invitees complete then generate a multiplier that is applied on top of it. Content gets you onto the leaderboard; referrals multiply how far you climb. The campaign is divided into epochs, and the first one runs from August 19 to September 18. Each epoch ends with a snapshot, and the leaderboard is updated. Rewards are paid out once at the end of the campaign, not epoch by epoch. Rewards Prize pool: 0.2% of the $AXIS token supply Allocation - Top 1–100 share 0.1% of the $AXIS supply - Top 101–500 share 0.1% of the $AXIS supply The ranking algorithm is private, but it takes into account eligible posts across all epochs. Seasonal rankings show progress, but they do not directly determine final placement. A nice bonus is that when you promote your Kaito referral link, in addition to the multiplier, you also receive your 3% of referral's points for yourself. Make sure you’ve linked your Axis account to Kaito and your X to Axis🫡 How to take part? First, you need to register at this link - s.kaito.ai/BXqgCZ0 and click the “Apply” button. After that, you can get started on the work. Read to the end for tips from the project team and me on how to do this more effectively 😉 First, post about Axis. After that, you can submit up to 10 tweets per epoch, and only your best 6 count. Mindshare is calculated across all eligible posts, and your final score is based on the performance of your six highest-scoring posts. Posts must be published within that epoch’s timeframe to be eligible. Including your referral link in the tweet is not required to qualify for the Kaito Mindshare Score. Original insights and genuine engagement go much further than filler content. Next, invite new Axis users. Share your Kaito short link, which you can find on your Kaito profile page - anyone who registers through it will be credited to you for the entire campaign. One thing to keep in mind: what counts here is the Trajectories your invitees complete, not your own activity. A Trajectory only counts once your invitee completes the task, passes Axis verification, and signs it on-chain. No signature means no credit. How does the leaderboard work? Your score for each epoch is calculated using a single formula: Your overall Score = Kaito Mindshare Score × Axis Referral Multiplier Your Kaito Mindshare Score is the Kaito Mindshare from your best submitted posts. Your Axis Referral Multiplier is based on the total number of Trajectories completed by the users you invite via your Kaito short link Those Trajectories never reset and continue to accumulate throughout the entire campaign. Trajectories signed before an epoch ends count toward that epoch, and those signed later carry over to the next one. After an epoch closes, you can check your score and rank on the event page in Kaito Studio. Your final ranking combines all epochs, so consistent performance matters more than a single strong epoch. In short, you need to keep posting about Axis right up until the end and attract new users who will complete Trajectories. So, now let’s move on to the informal part and my personal opinion - namely, some advice Roles Just today, an announcement was released about a new role system for the community. What has changed? How do you get X, Y, and Z-Axis? Now, to earn a role, you need to meet just 3 criteria: - Must meet the minimum trajectory requirement - Active Contribution to the Project - Outstanding Content Creation Every week, each Regional Lead will select 30 active community members to be put up for voting. X-Axis: Role promotion will be decided through public voting. Y-Axis: Role promotion will be decided through public voting. Z-Axis: Candidates can only be nominated by a Regional Lead or Growth Lead. To be successfully promoted to each role, you must have at least: X-Axis: ≥ 200 trajectories Y-Axis: ≥ 600 trajectories Z-Axis: ≥ 1,000 trajectories Note: Minimum total trajectories = direct trajectories + valid trajectories generated by referrals. How do we define “Active Contribution to the Community”? Examples include: - Actively helping to onboard new users - Providing valuable suggestions and product feedback - Actively participating in community events - Sharing new hacks, tips, or techniques for simulation As well as helping your region (if you have one) and assisting with bug reports Simply wriring “GM / GN / spam” does not count as a quality contribution!!! Important clarification: you should focus specifically on the community (Discord), rather than on content or trajectories. Because content = Kaito, and trajectories = points. I don’t mean that just being active on Discord is enough. No, everything should be part of a comprehensive approach, but if we break it down into percentages: Discord = 60%, content = 20%, and trajectories = 20% (but don’t forget about the minimum requirement)! Also, training sessions will be held every Friday at 5:00 PM SGT. There, the team/@imbananagreg will demonstrate: - how to work with post-training; - how to perform a takeover correctly; - how to minimize human intervention; - how to improve your score; - how to work with simulation correctly. The team strongly recommends attending. 😉 Kaito Even though I have some experience with yapping, I can’t share much information here because there simply isn’t any - but I’ll say a few things anyway. No AI in your posts - not even a little. Both Kaito and X will notice this. Kaito won’t give you a mindshare and X won’t show your content in other users’ feeds. You can also get support from @plpiaoliang , especially small accounts like mine (btw, let’s check this out now) “If you don’t have a large following or much engagement on X, don’t feel discouraged by this Axis <> Kaito Campaign. If I see any good-quality content in my TL, I’ll definitely engage with it to give you a boost. But I mean good-quality content, not AI-generated content 😂" - his quote I also recommend checking out creator-brief-ivory.vercel.a… your posts must follow the content guidelines to be eligible Trajectories To earn more Points, you need to: - complete many tasks; - complete a variety of tasks, rather than endlessly repeating the same one; - achieve a good score; - maintain a high level of performance. The team specifically noted that: 5 different well-executed tasks are better than simply repeating the same one mechanically. However, when repeating a single task multiple times, those repetitions are also counted - in this case, the average score is used. There was also a lot of information about post-training. The team strongly emphasized the importance of post-training. Because: Pre-training: A human performs the task → data is collected → the policy is trained on this data. Problem: The pre-training data is quite noisy. Post-training: The already trained policy attempts to perform the task on its own. If the policy makes a mistake, a human intervenes and corrects the robot. The result is: Policy → error → human correction → the policy learns. This is precisely why post-training data is considered much more valuable. The main principle of post-training Minimizing human intervention is very important. The team explicitly stated: The fewer human takeovers, the better the post-training data. In other words, the human’s role is not to completely take over control of the robot instead of the policy. On the contrary: a human should intervene only when it is truly necessary. Therefore, participants should aim to make corrections: - quickly; - precisely; - with a minimum number of movements; - without unnecessary human takeover. Also, post-training will be closed to most participants, so be sure to do this now! To summarize, activities are divided into 4 types 1. Data Contributor If you have: - a good computer; - time; - an understanding of simulation; you can complete a large number of tasks and earn Points. 2. Content Creator If you don’t have a powerful computer or time for simulation: you can participate in the Kaito campaign. Key elements: - high-quality content; - engagement; - mindshare; - genuine referrals. 3. Community Contributor If: - you don’t have a powerful computer; - you don’t have time for grinding; - you don’t have a large number of Web3 connections; - you can grow through Discord/the community. This is the path to: XYZ roles. 4. Referral / Growth There will potentially be a separate growth-hacker mechanism. If invited users generate a large number of trajectories, you can receive an additional referral boost. For now, this is a preliminary plan, not a fully launched system. A little insider info to wrap things up - Binance Wallet Campaign As of now, the campaign hasn’t officially launched yet. It’s expected to launch in a few days. It will feature: a separate Points/Prize Pool. How to participate in the Binance Wallet Campaign You’ll need to use a special: Binance Wallet / MPC Wallet. Important: This is not a regular seed phrase wallet. And it shouldn’t be treated like a regular MetaMask. The team specifically noted: The wallet is created through the Binance app; it’s a separate type of wallet; it can’t simply be exported like a regular wallet. Important Note for Existing Users To participate, you may need to create a new Axis Hub account using the Binance Wallet. In other words, your existing Axis Hub account may not be suitable for this campaign. This is one of the details for which it’s worth waiting for the official announcement, as the final rules have not yet been published! That's all for today. I've written down all the information I could find and remember. I hope you found this helpful. Like, comment, and retweet if you enjoyed it. gAxis 🫶