I woke up feeling a bit confused, @KaitoAI has changed the rules again.

Before reaching 100 Yap, I kept choosing to write about projects that could be listed on Kaito with no threshold — this was the most cost-effective and stable path for me at the time.

But starting today, these types of projects are basically being tightened. Fortunately, I’ve already reached 80 Yap, which is not far from the minimum threshold, and it also means we are now more in a sprint phase rather than starting over.

Recently, I’ve been mainly following these projects:
- @OpenledgerHQ, everyone is quite familiar with it. The leaderboard has been running for a while and will end on February 12. It’s a project with a clear rhythm and certainty.
- The liquidity layer and social DEX from @SuiNetwork — @ferra_protocol, which is also one of my current focus areas.
- @miranetwork, I’ve actually written three or four articles about it before, but it’s been on the “kids’ table.” I originally hoped to reach the threshold before it ended, but it seems I need to work a bit harder. Currently, the “kids’ table” has already reached the 12M level, and if it enters the official leaderboard, there could be quite a bit of room for ranking.
- @Kindred_AI, personally I feel it’s nearing the end. The recent rule adjustments at this node are a bit frustrating, but I can only accept reality and keep pushing forward.

Next, I will do two things:
- Continue increasing original content, focusing on projects currently running on Kaito and the underlying structural logic, to prepare for long-term writing after reaching the threshold.
- Improve the quality and frequency of interactions. Previously, my output was more daily updates with less engagement. Moving forward, I will participate more actively in discussions and try to make each comment add actual informational value.

Rules are changing, but writing, at its core, is still about building trust.