In 2023, Monad was tracking each person’s Twitter activity and recording it as points whether they posted abo…

In 2023, Monad was tracking each person’s Twitter activity and recording it as points whether they posted about Monad or engaged with Monad’s main tweets. At that time, Kaito didn’t exist, and the idea of giving an airdrop to Twitter contributors wasn’t even on the radar in the crypto space. Monad hasn’t announced these points yet, but I expect they will eventually publish them along with data showing each person’s contributions. At the same time, there was also activity on Discord. Everything was being recorded, the messages you wrote and their quality, the number of hours you attended daily events, and even the hours you spent talking in voice chats with your friends. Everything has been monitored and recorded over the past three years. Not only that, there were also Telegram groups like OG and HOM, which had their own activities, especially in the early days. Access to these channels was by invitation only, and staying in them required constant activity. If you became inactive, you’d be removed and replaced by someone more deserving of your spot. I believe everything was being monitored by the team. Some people are surprised that the number of qualified community members is only about 5,500. But I actually discussed this topic with several friends about a year ago, and we estimated the real community size to be between 4,000 and 5,000 members. This journey wasn’t easy for anyone it took three years. Only those who truly believed in the project managed to keep going, and I believe this is just the beginning for it. After that, Monad launched the Recognizer website, which also tracked points and showed how many you could earn. The interesting thing is that the team had no control over the site, it was exclusively for people inside the Discord who had the FA role or higher, fully decentralized system. There was a certain number of votes you needed to stay on the site (we don’t know exactly how many), but one thing was clear, the more votes you received, the better your chances were of remaining on the site. However, you wouldn’t get any votes if people in the Discord didn’t know(recognize)you.