Kaito Founder Responds to Social Ranking Controversy: Project Teams Can Develop Distribution Plans Based on Complete Data; User Conditions and Participation Factors Are Complex

Kaito founder Yu Hu responded on the X platform to speculation about "project teams bypassing Kaito to create social leaderboards," saying, "First of all, each project will receive complete social data analysis from Kaito at the time of the snapshot, including each user's contributions within a customizable time period, sentiment analysis, volume analysis, user history and reputation analysis, geographic information, loyalty analysis, and so on. Each project will make the final allocation based on the data, its own project preferences, and our reference opinions. For example, some projects give extra bonuses to early users, some give bonuses for loyalty, some give bonuses for region, and some don't mind haters, etc. This is all highly customizable. The same is true for Eclipse. In the case of Humanity, the project team did say in the earliest official announcement of the rewards that everyone needed to complete fingerprint collection and other steps, but because there were no continuous reminders afterwards, and the time was very short, many people did not complete it for various reasons." [Foresight News]