This is something important to understand about Kaito’s new leaderboard update: The “Top Creators” and “Wider Community” tags you see on the Kaito website are just Kaito’s own classifications, and not a fixed rule for every project. Each project still has full control over how they recognize and reward their yappers. Some might stick with the new structure, while others may choose to use the previous leaderboard format. It’s entirely up to them. Think of Kaito as a conduit. It provides the structure, but it’s up to each project to decide how to direct the flow. For example, Anoma or any other project could decide to retain the old leaderboard style where everyone is ranked together without separate sections. So don’t stop yapping. Because at the end of the day, the real decision lies with the projects you’re yapping for. You get it, right?