Loudio explained: a productless attention economy on Solana
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Market since$LOUD−98%since listingHow it played out ↓Explains Loudio's mechanics: LOUD swap fees on Meteora pools fund weekly distributions to the top 25 mindshare contributors, with 80% to KOL marketing per Kaito mindshare and 20% to KAITO stakers. LOUD has no utility beyond acting as an attention proxy.
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80% of fees fund top KOLs and 20% flow to KAITO stakers
Weekly distributions go to the top 25 mindshare contributors
Does attention alone sustainably drive token valuations?
@0x_ultra is about to find out.
Enter the world's first productless attention economy that directly monetizes attention through perpetual incentives.
The mechanics are simple:
Every $LOUD token swap (via Solana's Meteora pools) generates fees in $SOL, which fund weekly distributions to the top 25 mindshare contributors that are yapping about @stayloudio.
This perpetually incentivizes attention generation and maximizes the alignment between traders and KOLs (a pure form of 3,3).
80% of generated fees fund the "marketing budget" for top KOLs per @KaitoAI mindshare, and 20% of fees flow to $KAITO stakers, boosting the flywheel and aligning incentives sustainably.
The $LOUD token carries no intrinsic utility beyond acting as attention proxy, ensuring pure speculation on mindshare alone.
$LOUD is coming soon with distribution methods yet to be communicated. Have a feeling though that yappers, $sKAITO and genesis NFT holders will be eating well.
Loudio.
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