The threshold is like that "invisible sword" that plays people for suckers, cutting off the dreams of many small players.

@defidotapp has boldly eliminated the Kaito threshold this time, as if opening a window for everyone—whether you are an experienced player or a newcomer, you can participate in this largest prize pool competition. This is not just a change in rules, but a return to community spirit: what is truly needed are users and trading volume, rather than the empty slogans of the "check-in crowd."

In the past, to receive rewards, one had to accumulate XP, with thresholds for having "smart fans" and "Yap" numbers, which limited the potential of small accounts. Now, the thresholds have been lowered to just 1 smart fan and 0.7 Yap, meaning that even true "grassroots players" can compete for the top 100, or even the top 50. This is an interpretation of fairness and a respect for diverse voices. The DeFi App shows us through action: every shout is worth being heard, and every participation can be rewarded.

This reminds me of the intersection of AI and cryptocurrency - while technology is important, the vitality of the ecosystem comes from diversity and inclusivity. Just like the multidimensional ecosystem built by Monad on the chain, only by allowing more voices to participate can we unleash infinite possibilities. The new rules of Defi App are a practice of this concept.

But on the road to pursuing openness and fairness, how to balance the incentive mechanism to prevent cheating while truly stimulating community vitality? This is not only a challenge for Defi Apps but also a subject that the entire Web3 ecosystem must face.

I am delighted by the energy released by this adjustment and look forward to more projects being able to draw on this inclusive spirit, making "everyone's participation" no longer just a slogan, but a reality.

After all, the future of DeFi belongs to those innovators who dare to lower their stance and embrace diversity.
#DeFiApp