A Web3 project just rolled out details on how their Mindshare mechanism actually works. They've made the complete list public—it's pulling from both Kaito's Top 500 Yappers and their own XP leaderboard system.

What's in the mix? The ranking captures the Top 500 most active voices on Kaito, tracking activity from September 17th all the way through to TGE. Their XP leaderboard runs in parallel, creating a dual-track reward structure.

This setup basically rewards consistent community engagement across multiple platforms. If you've been grinding on Kaito or stacking XP points, you're now in the visible pool. The transparency move is interesting—full public access to who made the cut and where they stand.

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ZenMiner

· 12-01 03:46

Here comes the trap again, Top 500 yappers... I just want to ask how many Bots are yapping in this list.

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AirdropBuffet

· 11-30 13:44

Uh... it's that kind of dual-track ranking again. It sounds pretty transparent, but it feels like you still have to hustle on both sides to make it work.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 11-30 13:44

The moment I got off the chain, I knew this was not simple. Mindshare's dual-track system is, to put it bluntly, still about filtering people. After watching for a long time, it's just a ranking game. Those who can make the list are already the platform's favorites. How can newbies catch up? Is it really "transparent" to reveal this right before the TGE, or is it just creating anxiety?

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