Seriously@MemeX_MRC20 the rule changes are really a bit overwhelming. Originally, everyone was desperately building on Kaito. Now it's different, the platform has changed the rules to a comprehensive score of "in-platform behavior + social activity". Although Kaito's part of the points retains a snapshot and also accounts for a certain proportion, the core of the follow-up list still returns to the behavioral data within the MemeX platform - such as whether you have posted, placed orders, participated in transactions, interacted with others, etc. In the final analysis, this adjustment may also be the platform's desire to guide traffic back to its own products, but the rhythm changed too suddenly, and it was indeed a bit unexpectedly for some participants who only worked social media. Especially for players who went all out to hit the rankings before, the points they worked hard to save are now "add-ons", and their mentality is inevitably a little behind. But from another point of view, if MemeX really wants to take the long term and build a more complete Meme2.0 ecological closed loop, it does need to be supported by on-site data. Otherwise, blindly relying on the spread of X will lack sustainability after all. At present, the official has not released the weight algorithm and score details of the new leaderboard, so it is recommended that you don't rush to make a decision first. ✅ If you have time, you can start laying out the on-site interaction ✅ Those who have been on the list can stabilize their positions ✅ New entrants can wait and see the strategy What do you guys think about this round of adjustments? Are you ready to continue participating? Let's chat. @MemeX_MRC20 @MemeCore_ORG @Jellyweb3 @MeCo_ICE #MemeX #MemeCore #MRC20 #KAITO @KaitoAI