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After a long wait of over half a year, Kaito has finally launched the Katalyst plan. At first glance, it seems ordinary, but in reality, it's a redefinition of value for creators. In the past, Kaito prioritized mindshare, where those with louder voices and higher discussion rates were more likely to receive rewards. But Katalyst takes it a step further: mindshare is still counted, and clicks, registrations, deposits, and platform behavior can also be used as settlement criteria. In simple terms, it used to be about "how much you posted," but now it's about "what you bring." This is actually more friendly for small and medium-sized creators. 5,000 precise fans bringing real registrations may not be inferior to 100,000 general fans. In the past, this part of the conversion was difficult to quantify and often went unrewarded, but now there's an opportunity to price based on actual results. Another significant change is that TGE projects need to provide a reward pool and a refundable deposit in advance, and the token distribution and unlocking rules will also be made public in advance. Before creators post content, they can at least confirm whether the project side has put up the money, rather than relying solely on verbal commitments. 80% of the reward pool goes to creators who bring results, and the remaining 20% is shared among KAITO stakers and YT-sKAITO holders, which also takes into account content producers and long-term ecosystem participants. Of course, Katalyst still has some issues to pay attention to, such as whether AI matrix accounts will dilute rewards through bulk content and fake conversions, and whether creators can truly verify attribution data in the hands of the platform. But the core direction should be correct. What Kaito is doing is not complicated: it's turning the cooperation between project parties and creators, which originally relied on human relationships, trust, and agency matchmaking, into a standardized protocol that verifies capital in advance and settles based on results. It may not sound so dreamy, but once it scales up, it could truly become a layer of infrastructure for the crypto creator economy. Teachers, are you ready to get to work?