Social-finance platform Kaito has rolled out an upgraded leaderboard system designed to weed out bots and low-effort farming by emphasising reputation metrics such as the quality of posts, the calibre of followers and overall mindshare. As part of the overhaul, Kaito launched Yap2Fly in partnership with stablecoin issuer FalconStable. The programme will distribute a US$50,000 USDf prize pool each month to the top 50 contributors, with additional rewards for the next 150 performers and the most active users on the platform. FalconStable, which has US$1.09 billion worth of its USDf stablecoin in circulation, recently secured a US$10 million investment from World Liberty Financial to expand its mix of decentralised-finance and real-world-asset integrations. The company says the new leaderboard aims to link information sharing (InfoFi) with direct application use in DeFi, offering projects a way to foster more engaged communities.
🚨 @FalconStable x Kaito – Yap2Fly is live! Top 50 yappers will split $50K USDf/month, with extra rewards for the top 200 and most loyal Kaito users. Falcon already has: - $1.09B USDf in circulation - Backing from World Liberty Financial ($10M) - DeFi & RWA integrations scaling https://t.co/PlvZ37Z2I8
So Kaito is rolling out major improvements this week — and Yapper Leaderboards are getting a big update The goal? Filter bots, AI slop, and low-effort farming. Reputation now matters: Yaps, smart followers, CT mindshare. Leaderboards for recent TGEs like @PortaltoBitcoin & https://t.co/Q6PEP1r5pi
Kaito has become a cesspool of projects vying for mindshare without yappers really using these products Luckily, @FalconStable is here to fix that, and their method is to mix up yapping (InfoFi) with app usage (DeFi) They bagged $10M investment from @worldlibertyfi & crossed https://t.co/olVXJsCO4p