Kaito AI has announced significant updates to its mindshare algorithm, focusing on enhancing content quality over quantity. The platform will no longer award mindshare points to posts that lack project insights or comments, even if they mention rewards or rankings. Additionally, the default weekly tweet limit for mindshare calculation has been reduced, prioritizing quality content. Teams can still set their own upper limits. The update also includes stricter measures against interaction manipulation and a fairer loyalty mechanism that rewards long-term support without broadly penalizing participants. Meanwhile, Hana, a mobile trading platform, plans to allocate 1.5% of its upcoming token supply as a reward after joining Kaito Earn.