One of the biggest issues with Kaito isn’t being talked about: Content not reaching a minimum number of keywords decided by Kaito’s LLM, will not be eligible to earn yaps As a result, people are stuffing random crypto buzzwords into tweets, while real crypto-related content gets marked as ineligible to earn Yaps Not everyone wants to write long form tweets (ironic because this is a long form tweet) and unnecessarily throw in a bunch of random buzzwords. This also encourages people to use AI to write their tweets resulting in MORE AI slop when the intention was probably the opposite I’d also argue that shorter tweets often drive more impact and have more influence than extremely long and drawn out tweets I don’t *actually* care if I am personally not earning yaps (it’s cool to earn yaps sure, but there is no intrinsic value tied to them), but this feels like a miss. I’ve given this feedback directly to their team as well so they can look into it if they choose. Maybe it’s a flaw in their LLM, or maybe it’s intentional by design

@beast_ico Yes… but they need to have enough keywords to be eligible even with all top accounts replying Purely as an example, 0 yaps here but many large and top accounts replying

@S4mmyEth good insight, ty for sharing the counterpoint is… how is this explainable in that case?