Kaito (KAITO)

After doing some extensive technical analysis I can say there is a strong support at zero https://t.co/0522XAkBVx

Hmm

I'm as shocked as you are but $KAITO somehow is up almost 80% off the lows despite: - not having any activity over the past month (besides some contest campaign for Axie Infinity) - token utility being absolutely zero - no one talking about it. Post-unlocks btw. CLOWN WORLD https://t.co/8QpEoQgyIO

went out for shopping, just to forget about crypto and my bad investments but this thing appeared to remind me that my $Kaito bag is 73% down https://t.co/2IhiYqmlPC

Why is $KAITO among the strongest coins? https://t.co/fuUiw8z7CK

gm, do you remember those times? In the first airdrop from Kaito, 10 yaps = 300 Kaito ($1.9) even if you take 1 yap = 10 Kaito, it was still great and all of it just disappeared… no money… nothing… sad https://t.co/f1hHFLui5X

Since January 15th, the creator landscape on CT has changed dramatically. After X essentially dropped a nuke on InfoFi platforms, forcing many of them to rethink their entire model. Here’s a quick update on how the top platforms are doing now. 1️⃣ @cookiedotfun They probably took the biggest hit. The platform essentially shut down and restricted user access, which removed most of the creator activity that originally drove it. Right now their X page feels more like a data hub, occasionally sharing analytics while hinting at a potential comeback. But the original creator momentum has clearly disappeared. 2️⃣ @KaitoAI Kaito managed the transition better than most. For a while they kept the platform open before ending Yaps and pivoting toward Kaito Studio. Initially, many expected it to become a creator campaign hub, but in reality it functions more like a Web3 middleman connecting projects with creators and ambassadors. Performance‑wise, the ecosystem also took a hit. $KAITO traded around $0.66 on Jan 15 and now sits around $0.36, roughly a ~45% drop. 3️⃣ @xeetdotai Initially I had high expectations for Xeet, especially with their Creator Verified Program. Many creators applied hoping it would become a serious creator monetization platform. But It gradually turned into something closer to a glorified NFT marketplace, where creators essentially issue profile cards as tradable NFTs. The concept is interesting, but the original creator economy vision hasn’t fully materialized yet. 4️⃣ @wallchain Wallchain is probably the only platform that has stayed consistently active through the shakeup. Even after the broader InfoFi slowdown, they still ran two campaigns to completion, with idOS rewards already distributed. Their Quack Engine, which tracks high‑quality creator content across CT, is still active and updating regularly. Among the major InfoFi projects, Wallchain appear to be one of the few teams still building steadily rather than pivoting away. In the meantime, newer platforms have attempted to fill the gap, but most of them haven’t been able to gain the same traction or sustain creator activity. Which platform are you rooting for?

#kaito The falling trend continues. Need to follow for a while longer .. https://t.co/OdxcIJ4Rq2

Next: @StandX_Official applied ✅ Turns out there are 2 main criteria: $10M ref vol or 20k impressions/month. You only need to hit 1. Ref volume might be tough in this market, but 20k impressions feels doable. Program can run up to a year, and I like these long-term setups.