[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Bored Vic [@bored_vic](/creator/twitter/bored_vic) on x 3589 followers Created: 2025-07-24 05:11:21 UTC Why do some yapping campaigns feel way more rewarding than others? After XX days of yapping for @infinex, I’ve got thoughts 👇 Like a lot of you, I was completely new to this. Two months ago, I spent XX% of my time scrolling and barely posted anything. But then I started showing up, bit by bit, and suddenly it became part of my daily routine. Since then, I’ve been yapping for: - XX days on Infinex - XX days on OpenLedger - XX days on Mitosis It’s been fun, but there’s one thing that still feels off, some campaigns just don’t give yappers enough transparency. 1⃣ Progress needs to be trackable. One reason I respect Infinex? They actually show you where you stand. Their Yaprun dashboard updates weekly, is easy to read, and includes ranks for the top 1000, even if only the top XXX get rewarded. It keeps the grind healthy and motivating. Compare that with other pre-TGE projects, they’re rewarding top 1000 yappers, but unless you’re in the top XXX (shown on Kaito), you’re totally in the dark. That makes it hard to stay motivated. 2⃣ Tell us what we’re playing for. Another W for Infinex, they make it easy to estimate your rewards. If you’re ranked #100 now, just peek at Season 0’s dashboard and you’ll see you would’ve earned: around XXXXXXX µP (~$1,178.6). That kind of transparency helps set expectations and manage your time. 3⃣ Why most of my yaps go to Infinex. Projects want quality content: thoughtful takes, useful feedback, consistent effort. And I’m all for it. But if we’re giving our time and insights, we need a system that respects that. Infinex gets it. Their reward structure is clear and fair. They treat contributors with respect. And in a world of guesswork and foggy rules, that really stands out. If other projects want real creators to stick around, here’s the formula: - Reward transparently - Communicate clearly - Respect the grind Infinex is setting the standard. Build like Infinex BV out🫡  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [infinex](/topic/infinex) [Post Link](https://x.com/bored_vic/status/1948249622851543483)
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Bored Vic @bored_vic on x 3589 followers
Created: 2025-07-24 05:11:21 UTC
Why do some yapping campaigns feel way more rewarding than others? After XX days of yapping for @infinex, I’ve got thoughts 👇
Like a lot of you, I was completely new to this. Two months ago, I spent XX% of my time scrolling and barely posted anything.
But then I started showing up, bit by bit, and suddenly it became part of my daily routine. Since then, I’ve been yapping for:
- XX days on Infinex
- XX days on OpenLedger
- XX days on Mitosis
It’s been fun, but there’s one thing that still feels off, some campaigns just don’t give yappers enough transparency.
1⃣ Progress needs to be trackable. One reason I respect Infinex? They actually show you where you stand.
Their Yaprun dashboard updates weekly, is easy to read, and includes ranks for the top 1000, even if only the top XXX get rewarded. It keeps the grind healthy and motivating.
Compare that with other pre-TGE projects, they’re rewarding top 1000 yappers, but unless you’re in the top XXX (shown on Kaito), you’re totally in the dark. That makes it hard to stay motivated.
2⃣ Tell us what we’re playing for. Another W for Infinex, they make it easy to estimate your rewards.
If you’re ranked #100 now, just peek at Season 0’s dashboard and you’ll see you would’ve earned: around XXXXXXX µP (~$1,178.6). That kind of transparency helps set expectations and manage your time.
3⃣ Why most of my yaps go to Infinex.
Projects want quality content: thoughtful takes, useful feedback, consistent effort. And I’m all for it. But if we’re giving our time and insights, we need a system that respects that.
Infinex gets it. Their reward structure is clear and fair. They treat contributors with respect. And in a world of guesswork and foggy rules, that really stands out.
If other projects want real creators to stick around, here’s the formula:
- Reward transparently
- Communicate clearly
- Respect the grind
Infinex is setting the standard.
Build like Infinex BV out🫡
XXXXX engagements
Related Topics infinex