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This morning I didn't have much inspiration to write a skit, so today I'll just briefly talk about @build_on_bob. In the past, I wanted Bitcoin to participate in smart contracts, but it either relied on unreliable cross-chain bridges or had to mess with sidechains, which were either unsafe or fragmented in experience. BOB took a different approach: instead of hard-forking Bitcoin, it borrowed its security and built on Ethereum's mature development environment. The result is that developers can deploy with Solidity at the click of a button, and users can use BTC while feeling like they're engaging in regular DeFi, without needing to swap anything or worry about anything. What's even smarter is that Gas can be paid directly in Bitcoin, and the system automatically converts it to stablecoins for settlement, preserving BTC's value storage advantage while avoiding the hassle of price volatility. You don't need to withdraw coins or trust intermediaries; your Bitcoin can earn interest right where it is. This kind of "invisible" innovation might be the key to truly bringing blockchain into everyday life. #BuildOnBOB #SNAPS #Bitcoin #DeFi #CookieFun @cookiedotfun

The Bantr leaderboard of @MorphLayer is not easy to navigate. Realistically, Kaito is the most optimized. Various InfoFi projects have emerged, but in the case of Cookie, I can't make any moves with my account (despite being in the top 20 during the Open Ledger Kaito period, Cookie is outside the top 350, with similar content and influence). Wallchain shows similar efficiency to Kaito, but personally, there isn't a leaderboard worth climbing yet, and the recently started @Bantr_fun has Morph, which I am already using due to Mitosis, but I anticipate it won't be easy after analysis. One of Kaito's advantages is its low dependency on absolute views. Of course, interactions like comments and likes do matter, and views are not entirely irrelevant, but once a post goes up, it tends to get evaluated fairly quickly. Looking into Bantr, it has created a score called Rizz, similar to Kaito's Yaps. The only way to artificially increase this is through referrals; otherwise, it is simply calculated through X integration. It seems to somewhat control the number of smart followers, but overall, it appears that higher Rizz scores are achieved by operating in English-speaking regions rather than Korean. When looking at the top Yappers in Korea (removing decimals): - 코같투 (Kogattu) (Korean/English) - 68 Rizz (2nd Korean Yapper) - Eth_Apple (English) - 221 Rizz (6th Korean Yapper) - 조선생 (Chosun Teacher) (Korean) - 15 Rizz (16th Korean Yapper) - 리자몽 (Lizamong) (Korean/some English) - 13 Rizz (10th Korean Yapper) - EWL (English) - 93 Rizz (18th Korean Yapper) - 이쯔꼬마 (Itzkomma) (English) - 231 Rizz (15th Korean Yapper) - 제이플레이코 (Jayplayco) (Korean/English) - 15 Rizz (17th Korean Yapper) From this, it seems that most people active in English have higher Rizz scores, but there are also some who only operate in English with lower Rizz scores. (The exact measurement method is a black box.) In the case of Morph, it is still operating on L2 using ETH-based fees without having issued tokens yet. For example, it is possible to deposit and mine tokens using Mitosis. However, the problem is that once you deposit into @MitosisOrg, you cannot move the funds until the TGE. (I put in funds and they are currently locked, but at least token mining is happening...) The prize itself has been ongoing since August 6 (about 13 days ago) and will continue until November 6, totaling 4 months, with a total prize of $Morph tokens worth 500K, and there is even a quota for Koreans. However, the problem is that to receive the prize, you must be in the global top 200, which does not seem easy. Among Koreans, 코인니코 (CoinNico) and 호들이스 (Hodliss) are ranked 350th and 447th, respectively, while 메도 (Medo) is the only one to enter the top 200. Given the quantity and quality of Morph-related posts, being ranked 130th indicates that significant influence and a considerable number of posts are necessary. Since I am using Morph due to Mitosis, it would be great to climb the leaderboard, but looking at the leaderboard's tendencies, it seems that Chinese accounts make up 20%, while Korean accounts are only 0.3%. The large Chinese accounts that I faced in MemeCore (high Yaps, high Rizz, very high followers (mostly over 50K), high smart followers, and strong accounts) seem to dominate the top ranks of Bantr through high engagement among themselves. Thus, it is not easy for overseas English accounts to secure high positions among Chinese accounts. In my case, I should write a few posts to see if I can break through, and I need to assess how much effort is required.