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If you're a small account like me trying to grow on @KaitoAI and earn Yaps, here is the strategy working for me. Kaito doesn’t care about how many followers you have. It rewards value. You earn Yaps by posting useful, original crypto content. The algorithm looks at three things: 1. how smart and relevant your post is, 2. how much engagement it gets, and 3. most importantly, who is engaging with it. This is where Smart Followers come in. Smart Followers are influential accounts(Inner Circle CT) that Kaito’s AI has tagged as trusted and credible within a specific ecosystem. When they like, quote, or reply to your content, your Yap score goes up significantly. This means that even if you have a small following, you can outperform big accounts if the right people engage with you. Most helpful smart inner circle CT in this space is @banditxbt and @RiddlerNFT they always available to help you grow. So how do you get the attention of Smart Followers? You don’t need to beg or tag them randomly. Instead, find accounts in your niche and start replying to their posts with actual insight. Not “nice post” or “gm,” but something relevant to their post or challenging. Ask questions, share your thoughts, or bring in data they might’ve missed. That’s how you stand out and get noticed, not all the CT will reply you instantly, you need to build trust first. One strategy that works well for small accounts is the “smart reply” method. Reply guy doest mean you reply to each and every post on X related to project. Be relevant and only reply to the post that is acutally sharing knowledge, your relevant question may get you a response from the CT account. You select smart follower from your niche and set a notification on from them so when they post something useful of informative you jump in and first understand that is post about and then take your time to draft a reply, you need to be relevant in the reply to get the attention. So its always the quality over quantity for Kaito mechanism. When it comes to original posts, go for quality. Short threads explaining a new DeFi protocol, on-chain stats, thoughtful analysis, or data-backed takes tend to perform best. Memes are fine, but they need to carry substance. Kaito’s AI can tell the difference between noise and real content, you CAN NOT fool Kaito mechanism its built by the smart people of industry. Also, take part in project-specific campaigns. Many projects like @boundlesshq or @monad_xyz or take any from the pre-tge leaderboard runs reward programs tied to their project leaderboards. These usually favor accounts with focused, consistent content, even if those accounts are small. Climbing the leaderboard can result in direct rewards, increasing yaps, and greater visibility. Here i suggest to start project that is recently being introduced on the Kaito and doesnt have much intreraction as TGE still got some time, you can build easy reputation their, your post related to those project can get attention from project founders and community moderators, you have more chances to win, Finally, track what works. Look at what type of posts get Smart Follower engagement, what replies start conversations, and what time of day your content performs best. Then do more of that. If you need real example of a small account who achived the milestone i believe you need to follow Jay @0xChvd he done marvelous job on @boundlesshq, he got follow back from the team member and those turn out to be a smart follower and their response to his post help him in climbing the project leaderboard. in Short pick one or max 2 project, go deep on it, post a few quality tweets a week, engage smartly with others in that ecosystem, and stay consistent. You don’t need to be big. You just need to be valuable.

Kuru Kuru — everyone’s talking about it. Now WTF is Kuru? Let’s find out. The @KuruExchange a household name in the Monad ecosystem, developed by @0xfravashi @cozymaximalist, its a CLOB on-chain that actually works. now Wtf is CLOB, long story I will tell you some other day. So here we talking about the real on chain limit orders, real market order and the vaults that somehow place resting limit order across a curve like its a second nature. All of it, on blockchain and all of it is compossible. You imagine its a toy, no kids its not it a feels like CEX, you know why because its build on our favorite blockchain founded by @keoneHD @_jhunsaker, yes its @monad_xyz, which is what Ethereum still trying to figure out to scale into. So, how token launch works on the Kuru Exchange: Its Just one click deployment: 1) Deploys and ERC-20 token contract, 2) loads the vault with liquidity(you add your own, Kuru will not give you liquidity lolz, but may be fees - we will figure this out some other day) 3) Market making? If you launch a token, you need a market maker, that's what all we think but its something different: it’s automatically managed by the Kuru Vaults. They combine the flexibility of AMMs with the structure of an order book. The vault spreads your liquidity across multiple small limit orders along a curve. Anyone who deposits into the vault becomes a liquidity provider — and yeah, you start earning swap fees automatically. Bingo, you are now live with depths, with orders, with price granularity that actually make sense and free market maker is +++++. Swap like pro, trade like pro: Kuru is not just a DEX, the system built that doesnt need permission, but it behaves like everything is coordinated by a pro trading desk, you have doubt better you try yourself - kuru.io/markets You swap on your own, you trade on your own, you have your own pnl. Its like you even place a buy order of 0.001 Mon in a trading pair and its just wait for it turn to get executed like a sniper. Kuru is not just about the speed, its about you control everything - your funds, your orders, your tokens, your rails, your profit and loss. In short no need of decentralized exchanges anymore. Kuru recently raise $11.6M in series A round lead by @paradigm, total raise till date is $13.60M as per the Cryptorank. If you want to be part of the community go read a detail article posted by the @kryptobaby777 here : nitter.cf/kryptobaby777/status/1… Bunch of things and features, next topic will be wtf is CLOB...

I signed the @boundlesshq manifesto but not sure what is it about, any idea and what are the benifits?

Everyone talks about scaling Ethereum. Rollups. Sidechains. Shortcuts. But Monad? Monad rebuilds the foundation. ⚡ Parallel execution: 10,000+ TPS without breaking a sweat. ⚡ 0.5s block time / 1s finality: No waiting. No uncertainty. ⚡ MonadBFT: Consensus that’s fast, safe, and proven. ⚡ MonadDB + RaptorCast: Storage and networking designed for speed — not borrowed tech. And it’s still 100% EVM. Your code, your tools. Just faster. 👉 The future isn’t patched. It’s rebuilt. It’s Monad.

Do you hold @monad_xyz 1m NFT, may be something coming your way. Show yours in comment.

If you could deploy any dApp on a chain with: 🚀 10,000+ TPS ⚡ 1s finality 💻 100% EVM compatibility 👉 What would you build on @monad_xyz ? Reply with your idea — let’s see who’s thinking beyond limits.

The more I use @NetworkNoya, the more it feels like DeFi finally grew up. It’s not about farming random yields anymore. It’s AI agents making real decisions — and proving they did it right. It’s liquidity that moves cross-chain without me lifting a finger. It’s voice commands doing the work I used to click through for hours. And somehow… it’s all trustless. But I’m curious — Do you think this kind of Noya AI + DeFi mix is the future? Or do you still prefer the old-school, manual DeFi grind?