Kaito AI platform has recently taken new actions—this month, an updated access standard will be implemented for all leaderboards. If you have participated in interactions on the platform, it’s best to familiarize yourself with the specific changes in the new rules in advance.
It is understood that the new leaderboard threshold settings involve a comprehensive consideration of multiple dimensions: users' reputation scores, on-chain interaction activity, and the asset scale of bound wallets. This means that rankings are no longer determined by a single indicator but are evaluated through multiple layers. For active users, this could be an opportunity to adjust their strategies; for newcomers, it may be necessary to improve in all three areas to achieve better ranking performance.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-06 04:43
Damn, they changed the rules again. This time it's more complicated; you have to compete in reputation, activity, and assets at the same time.
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token_therapist
· 01-05 00:53
Oh no, changing the rules again? Why so frequently... Reputation, activity level, and asset size all at once—are they forcing people to all in?
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EthMaximalist
· 01-05 00:45
Damn, changing the rules again? Now I have to boost reputation, activity, and wallet size all at once... Feels like the tricks are getting deeper and deeper.
Kaito AI platform has recently taken new actions—this month, an updated access standard will be implemented for all leaderboards. If you have participated in interactions on the platform, it’s best to familiarize yourself with the specific changes in the new rules in advance.
It is understood that the new leaderboard threshold settings involve a comprehensive consideration of multiple dimensions: users' reputation scores, on-chain interaction activity, and the asset scale of bound wallets. This means that rankings are no longer determined by a single indicator but are evaluated through multiple layers. For active users, this could be an opportunity to adjust their strategies; for newcomers, it may be necessary to improve in all three areas to achieve better ranking performance.