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day 14 since launch: 400k+ have joined Orange Dynasty, 100k+ active & verified. Grateful for the love 🧡

🗺️ Kaito Rank Viewer - Chrome Extension Overview Have you ever wondered which Kaito project leaderboard someone is on while browsing X (formerly Twitter)? I’ve always been curious about this myself. Unfortunately, most of the existing extensions were no longer maintained and stopped fetching data properly. That’s why I decided to build my own. I like to release things quickly and iterate based on feedback, so I published this extension right away. If you can’t find it by searching for Kaito Rank Viewer on the Chrome Web Store, just use the Chrome Web Store link in the first comment to install it. 🔹Overview Kaito Rank Viewer is a Chrome extension that shows real-time project ranking information for users on X (Twitter). When browsing tweets, you can easily see which projects the user is involved in through intuitive icons displayed next to their username. 🔹Key Features · Real-Time Project Rankings Project icons are automatically displayed next to usernames when viewing tweets on X. You can view both 7-day (7D) and 30-day (30D) leaderboard rankings for each project. · Interactive Hover Details Hovering over a project icon shows detailed ranking information in a tooltip. You can quickly check the exact rank and associated project icon, all within a clean and minimal UI. · Automatic Data Updates Data is automatically refreshed in the background without the need to reload the page. You can check the latest update status directly from the extension popup. · Dynamic Content Detection The extension is optimized for X’s Single Page Application (SPA) structure and continues to work even when navigating between pages. Project rankings are applied in real-time even on newly loaded tweets. 🔹About Security As a full-time security engineer, I take privacy and security very seriously. This extension does not collect or store any personal information. It simply fetches public leaderboard data from my server and displays it. You can use it with complete peace of mind, knowing your data stays private. 🔹How to Use Install: Download and install "Kaito Rank Viewer" from the Chrome Web Store. Activate: It works automatically when you visit X. Check: Look for project icons next to usernames on tweets. View Details: Hover over the icon to see detailed ranking information. 🔹Current Feedback & Upcoming Updates Adjusting the position of the leaderboard icons → planned for the next update Improving UI rendering when multiple icons are shown → in progress Making hover rank details clearer and easier to read → upcoming improvement Adding options to customize data refresh intervals → planned feature Big thanks to @medo_NFP for testing early and providing valuable feedback! 🔹Ongoing Development Kaito Rank Viewer will continue to receive regular updates. I’m actively listening to user feedback and will keep improving both functionality and user experience. If you’re active on X and want a quick way to check project activity, Kaito Rank Viewer is here to make your experience easier and more insightful. #KaitoAI

The Boundless subscription has ended, with the final figure standing at 71.45 million, oversubscribed by 17.86 times. According to data from @Dune, the number of participating addresses is 21,700, of which 17,100 addresses subscribed for amounts less than or equal to 1000U. This distribution should be related to the bottom-filling rules of @boundless_xyz, where many accounts are using small funds to rush in, hoping to obtain higher quotas. The concept of being oversubscribed by 17.86 times means that if you invest 1000U, you can expect to receive an average of only 56U, while 10,000U corresponds to 560U. Due to the dual constraints of "number of accounts" and "fund size," it can be anticipated that even if multiple accounts rush in to seek high returns, it is basically unlikely. Since addresses that have completed tasks for @boundless_xyz are already flooded, the priority of Signal users will inevitably be discounted; if everyone has it, it is equivalent to having none. When everyone has accounts bound to gold and diamonds, the quality of Twitter accounts will become an important standard for amount distribution, and it will also be the most effective means to prevent witch-hunting. I subscribed for a quota of 2000U, trading without binding any level of wallet; this will be an experiment to test the degree of inclination of Kaito Capital Launchpad towards the @KaitoAI community. With a 2000U subscription, the average amount received can only be 112U, and without a bound level wallet, the actual amount will definitely be lower than this value. The final allocated amount will reconstruct the value of sKaito and Yapybara. Personally, I believe that when the allocation is: -> 500U, it is worth it -> 1000U, it is very valuable -> 2000U, whether the coin price can rise is unclear, but NFTs might increase a bit I am a bit looking forward to it; let’s witness it together.