Kaito project investors share high return strategies, future opportunities still exist.

Recently, an investor shared his earnings from the Kaito project. He stated that the overall earnings, including NFT, Token, and Airdrop from collaborative projects, exceeded $50,000. Although the returns in certain areas were not as expected, considering it only took two months and the main cost was time investment, this return rate is already quite considerable.

Although many people believe that Kaito's main activities have concluded, there are actually more opportunities. The official team has allocated a portion of the tokens for collaborative projects to reward active users in these projects. The official team has committed to working with the relevant teams to ensure that these rewards are accurately distributed to the end users. Therefore, if you have participated in voting or have been prominent on the project leaderboard, you are likely to receive this airdrop soon.

In addition, Kaito has reserved 7.5% of the tokens for long-term incentives for content creators. In the description of this plan, the official hinted at an interesting message: initially on a certain social platform, it may eventually expand to other platforms. This indicates that the Kaito team is developing new products based on existing resources and data.

Reflecting on the experience of participating in the Kaito project, the investor is particularly pleased with his three-point strategy:

1. It was determined from the beginning that this is an important opportunity for 2025, and continued participation was maintained (although there was some slack during the Spring Festival).

2. Accurately predicted that the value of the Genesis NFT would increase significantly, achieving a 100x return before the snapshot, and decisively chose to take profits.

3. Anticipating that the cooperative projects will conduct airdrops for the leaderboard users, the key participating projects have all entered the top 100 (although one project did not airdrop as scheduled, which is regrettable).

As the number of projects on Kaito continues to grow, how to choose the most cost-effective project has become a key issue. This investor mainly considers three aspects: the fundamentals of the project, the level of participation of team members, and the degree of competition in the rankings.

Based on these considerations, he believes that a certain Layer 1 project is a noteworthy opportunity. This project has raised a total of $24 million and has received support from several well-known institutions and founders of star projects, with its Token expected to be issued in March.

The project's team has shown great enthusiasm for the Kaito platform. Before Kaito went live, the project's official account and founders had close interactions with Kaito. After the project launched on Kaito, the team and community members became even more actively involved.

In addition, the competition level of the leaderboard for this project is relatively low. Even without deliberately boosting the rankings, it can still maintain a position within the top 100 of the leaderboard during various time periods.

Regarding how to improve ranking on the project leaderboard, the investor shared some practical advice:

1. Original content is more valuable than pseudo-original content. AI tools can easily identify the originality of content, so it is recommended to express genuine personal opinions rather than simply copying or piecing together information.

2. Pay attention to and report on ecological projects. Even if the testing activities of the main project have concluded, keeping an eye on emerging projects within the ecosystem can provide continuous material for creation.

3. Value effective interaction. Engaging in meaningful interactions with the project's official accounts and team members can improve rankings and points. At the same time, it is also important to exchange views with other users on the leaderboard, but be careful not to constitute harassment.