Kaito Yapper's biggest crisis has emerged? The process of decentralization has become ongoing, and the project team tends to establish an Airdrop list by themselves.

Last month, the Humanity project Airdrop sparked controversy, as the project's Kaito Yapper and Kaito Staker did not receive their due shares. Kaito founder Yu Hu also issued a statement, calling for the Airdrop claims to be handed over to the Kaito platform, but this effectively acknowledged Kaito's role merely as an intermediary. Meanwhile, the upcoming issue coin Eclipse stated that it has created its own Twitter leaderboard and removed Airdrop farmers and black hatters, suggesting that Kaito seems to be facing the challenge of disintermediation.

Kaito calls for the project to hand over the Airdrop claims to the platform.

Kaito founder Yu Hu stated regarding the Humanity Airdrop on June 25, Kaito learned more details about Kaito Yapper shares from the team. He mentioned that the Humanity team has added more conditions for the airdrop eligibility of Yapper and Kaito Staker, including:

Everyone must complete palm verification on the Humanity website before the Airdrop.

Kaito stakers need to bind the wallet holding sKAITO/YT-sKAITO.

Yapper needs to bind the wallet during the time period after the Airdrop Checker opens and before the claim starts.

The Humanity team has also implemented a strict anti-witch mechanism, primarily based on the quality of recommendations.

In response, Yu Hu stated that for future projects, they will strongly require them to have Kaito be responsible for the Airdrop distribution. The author added: this indicates that Kaito only serves as an intermediary platform, providing the Airdrop list to the project party, but the execution of the Airdrop distribution is still carried out by the project party.

Eclipse has established its own Twitter leaderboard, and decentralization is on the way.

The community leader of the upcoming project Eclipse, Alucard, publicly stated that Eclipse has created its own private Twitter leaderboard using Kaito's data, removing so-called haters, airdrop farmers, and script-writing bots. He also believes that other projects will follow their example, indicating that the trend towards disintermediation is already in progress.

Some people in the comment section believe that this is exactly what InfoFi needs; Kaito provides data, and the project evaluates it and makes the final decision. However, others think that non-positive opinions should not be deleted, as people can provide constructive criticism. This should be a welcome action. But Alucard replied that the project can decide what constitutes constructive criticism and what is meaningless criticism.

Is Kaito Yapper's biggest crisis coming? Decentralization has become a process, and the project party tends to establish their own Airdrop list. This was first reported by Blockchain News ABMedia.