Kaito AI has introduced a new approach to its latest airdrop initiative, leveraging artificial intelligence to evaluate long-term supporters without requiring specific user tasks.
Kaito AI has introduced a new approach to its latest airdrop initiative, leveraging artificial intelligence to evaluate long-term supporters without requiring specific user tasks. This marks the first time AI has been employed at such a scale as an impartial evaluator in the airdrop process.
Founder Yu Hu shared insights on the X platform, highlighting that accounts with high weighted scores demonstrated a 20% higher likelihood of holding and staking KAITO tokens compared to others. The evaluation criteria focused on three key indicators: long-term awareness of Kaito, value recognition, and participation in the Kaito ecosystem, including Kaito Pro and Yaps.
Regionally, South Korean users exhibited a notably higher holding rate, 50% above the average.
While overall statistics showed varied results across different regions, the effectiveness of the AI-driven analysis in fostering engagement and loyalty was emphasized. Hu acknowledged that while the method is not flawless, it serves to protect the network and encourage long-term commitment from supporters.
Despite the innovative approach, potential drawbacks such as false positives and user dissatisfaction were recognized. The analysis aimed to identify both the most likely long-term holders and those less aligned with Kaito's vision.
Hu asserted that the initiative, rooted in first principles thinking, is just the beginning of Kaito's journey. He reaffirmed the company's commitment to rewarding alignment and engagement, emphasizing that opportunities for involvement extend beyond just the Yaps platform.