Gm Squids šŸ¦‘, social media runs on attention—but what if you could get paid for it?

The latest wave of attention-driven token launches is here, and projects like $KAITO and $SEA are using AI, tokenized rewards, and decentralized incentives to realign how digital influence works.

šŸ’” Kaito’s AI-driven InfoFi model lets you earn based on real engagement, not vanity metrics.
šŸ’° OpenSea just launched $SEA, finally dropping a token for its OG users.
šŸ”“ RedStone’s $RED token is set to power modular oracles with EigenLayer integration.

We break it all down in Leviathan’s daily newsletter The Tentacle…

Gm Squids šŸ¦‘, social media runs on attention—but what if you could get paid for it? 

The latest wave of attention-driven token launches is here, and projects like $KAITO and $SEA are using AI, tokenized rewards, and decentralized incentives to realign how digital influence works.

šŸ’” Kaito’s AI-driven InfoFi model lets you earn based on real engagement, not vanity metrics.
šŸ’° OpenSea just launched $SEA, finally dropping a token for its OG users.
šŸ”“ RedStone’s $RED token is set to power modular oracles with EigenLayer integration.

We break it all down in Leviathan’s daily newsletter The Tentacle…
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Kaito is an AI-powered crypto search and ā€œInfoFiā€ project built around the idea of tokenized attention, where users can be rewarded for meaningful engagement rather than vanity metrics. Its native token, KAITO, launched with a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with about 24% circulating at listing and a 10% community and ecosystem airdrop aimed at early users, including the ā€œYapperā€ community and Genesis NFT holders. The project’s appeal comes from its attempt to turn social influence into a measurable, incentive-driven system: Kaito’s Yaps and Yapper leaderboards track participation and reward content creation and curation, while KAITO also serves as the network’s currency and governance token. The story matters because it reflects a broader Web3 trend toward ā€œyap-to-earnā€ and attention markets, but it has also drawn skepticism over whether token incentives improve discussion quality or simply gamify social media engagement.

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