Founder of Kaito: Airdrop based on AI to screen long-term supporters, resulting in a 50% higher coin holding rate in South Korea

Kaito AI founder Yu Hu stated in an article on X platform that this round of Kaito airdrops has taken an unprecedented approach, without requiring users to perform specific tasks for Kaito. Instead, for the first time, AI has been widely used as a neutral evaluator to identify users who have long recognized Kaito's value. The data shows that accounts with high weighted scores have an approximately 20% higher ratio of holdings to pledges. The three key indicators are long-term perception of Kaito, value identification, and ecological participation (including Kaito Pro and Yaps). At the regional level, the holding rate of Korean users is 50% higher than the average. Yu Hu stated that although the method is not perfect, it effectively protects the network and motivates long-term supporters.