Ah, Kaito AI, that illustrious beacon of crypto intelligence, has decided to sprinkle a generous 20% of its token supply like confetti at a particularly uninspired wedding. This grand gesture, dear reader, is aimed at rewarding those early supporters who, in their infinite wisdom, chose to adopt this digital dalliance.
Branding itself as the “ultimate Web3 information platform,” Kaito AI is poised to distribute a delightful 10% of its tokens to the early community members, Genesis NFT holders, and other key ecosystem participants. Excitement abounds, though one must wonder if the concerts about token distribution are merely a cacophony of misplaced enthusiasm.
In a rather theatrical post on X dated February 20, the platform revealed that a staggering 19.5% of its tokens would be reserved for airdrops and long-term incentives, while a whopping 56.6% would be doled out to the community and ecosystem. One can only imagine the jubilation—or is it trepidation?—this news has inspired.
Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder and COO of RedStone, has proclaimed that Kaito is revolutionizing crypto marketing. He introduced a new metric, “Smart Followers,” which measures how many esteemed or active crypto users engage with an account. He boldly stated, “Currently, I do not know a single serious marketer that wouldn’t use Kaito stack.” Ah, the audacity!
Yet, lurking in the shadows are the skeptics, fretting over the tokenomics, particularly the vast percentage reserved for insiders. Onchain investigator RunnerXBT has reported that a staggering 43.3% of the entire supply is earmarked for insiders, 35% for the team, and a mere 8.3% for early investors. Critics are wringing their hands, fearing a sell-off post-airdrop, especially in this market slump that feels more like a slow dance with despair.
Airdrop farming, that delightful pastime where users seek to maximize rewards through cunning distribution techniques, is yet another thorn in this digital rose. For instance, farmers managed to claim a jaw-dropping $3.3 million in tokens during the 2023 Arbitrum airdrop. How charmingly opportunistic!
However, Kazmierczak insists that Kaito’s system is designed to thwart such exploitation. He declared, “Today’s airdrop allocation will be defined by the number of Yaps collected, which were very hard to bot, and Kaito genesis NFTs held at the snapshot.” A noble endeavor, indeed!
Despite these valiant efforts to curb farming, fears of a sell-off still loom large. Anndy Lian, a blockchain specialist, has ominously suggested that Kaito’s token may follow a familiar trajectory: “Big hype, big spike, then massive sell-off.” Even with some tokens vested, early investors may still be tempted to cash out faster than you can say “cryptocurrency crash.”
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2025-02-20 18:13