I believe everyone has recently felt a wave of "anti-lifting tide" on @KaitoAI.

But the real problem is not with KAITO, but rather that the market is really terrible.

The current market atmosphere is that project teams rely on the community and creators to hype up the narrative first. As a result, when TGE arrives, the first thing is not to give back, but to "pay off the debt to the VCs."

What is left for the community and creators is usually just leftovers.
That's why you've seen a bunch of projects directly being shorted recently, which is not surprising at all.

Recently, I mentioned in the AMA with @Kindred_AI and @MemeCore_M that many projects that raise larger amounts may not necessarily perform well during their TGE.

Because "the more you融得多 = the more debt you have."

Especially for those old projects that have been around for 5 or 6 years, which have gone through round after round of financing, and have had shareholders come and go; in other words, their pressure during the TGE is actually greater than anyone else's.

This is also why new investors often look at FDV and narratives, but fail to see the most important reality behind it: who is waiting to cash out, how much debt they need to repay, and who will be the first to sell.

When the market is bad,反擼 is not an exception, but the norm.

I often drop out of the rankings on KAITO as well, so I'm quite open-minded about the whole ranking issue. A few days ago, @MemeMax_Fi was still ranked 82, and in just one day, it fell outside the top 100. Midshare dropped drastically, and I don't understand the reason behind it.

It's clearly not a standard formulaic text, but rather written from my own perspective about the MemeCore project. I'm sure everyone knows that I used to write event suggestions and team-related information, yet it was still difficult to make it to the rankings.

Then the ranking of the top eight stocks is getting better. If you say that there is no problem with KAITO, I don’t believe it. So really paying attention to the ranking on KAITO can really drive you crazy. Fortunately, I have already crossed this psychological gap.

After all, KAITO is the dragon of Infofi, and its black box can only be swallowed by small creators. However, I won't criticize anything because only by becoming stronger can you have the capital to wrestle with these projects.

However, I sincerely suggest that if you want to invest, you should focus on short-term projects with clear rewards and a defined number of participants. Such projects at least provide you with specific amounts, which, compared to the promises and time costs of some long-term projects, are relatively more beneficial.

Otherwise, you will often encounter situations where you can see but not eat, which is also why I keep building @MemeX_MRC20. At least they are willing to spend money on those who help with promotion, such teams are really hard to come by these days.

Some people say that the price of $M has been cut in half by the team themselves. I just want to say that ever since.
$M How many times has it increased since the token was issued? It is still around 1.2U at the moment.
Is there anyone to apologize to?

Finally, I want to say that you shouldn't be held hostage by KAITO's YAP score. Content written solely for the sake of scoring usually lacks soul, perspective, and will not make people remember you.

Truly valuable creations are not about pleasing by following a model, but about daring to speak what the market does not dare to say and seeing what others cannot see.

Scores are temporary, but your IP follows you for a lifetime!

Let’s encourage each other!