2026-01-07 20:20:45

Recently, Kaito updated the ranking algorithm, and now you need to accumulate 80 Yaps to get on the list. Many people have found that actively tagging major KOLs to generate interaction heat is effective. Honestly, this strategy does seem to work—many accounts have quickly built community influence through this method. But the question is, is it worth it? In the long run, how big is the difference between passively waiting for community recognition and actively marketing? I think this is something to consider carefully before taking action. Has anyone faced a similar dilemma?

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WhaleSurfer

· 23h ago

Isn't this kind of madness@KOL just drinking poison to quench thirst? What does it matter if you make the list again? --- 80 Yaps sounds like a lot, but can accounts that rely on riding the trend really have lasting power? --- I think instead of wasting effort tagging KOLs, it's better to think about how to produce interesting content. --- Short-term results vs long-term trust, I choose the latter. --- I've seen too many accounts that quickly gain followers and then lose them, it's really quite awkward. --- Basically, it's the eternal problem of buying traffic and operations, nothing new. --- Passive waiting is definitely slow, but actively riding the trend has its ceiling. --- If you ask me, just making yourself familiar is okay, don't expect this to build real influence. --- Is the threshold for 80 Yaps really that low? It used to seem like the requirements were higher. --- Sorry, I think this is just chasing vanity, it's not interesting.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-07 20:50

80 Yaps? Forget it, I'll just keep monitoring the gas tracker. Saving on miner tips is more fragrant.

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TestnetScholar

· 01-07 20:39

Crazy tag KOLs are really a bit low; it's better to focus on creating quality content.

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DataPickledFish

· 01-07 20:24

80 Yaps, the threshold is neither too high nor too low... but it really shouldn't be manipulated just by @KOL, it feels a bit too much.

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ConsensusBot

· 01-07 20:22

The threshold of 80 Yaps is really not low. Looking at how these people are frantically @VIPs, they can indeed create a wave of hype in the short term. But followers built up this way are really lacking in stickiness, the kind that can't make waves.

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