Priority considerations when selecting a Yapping project🏆 Summary 1. You need to consider preemption / vacant houses / rewards / duration. 2. Decide on main projects / sub-projects. 3. One main project and 2-3 sub-projects seem appropriate. - - - - - Recently, the favorite projects of new Yappers, UXLINK and MemeX, have ended, and I would like to provide a guide for new users who are struggling to select the next project. Don’t think too hard about it! Priority 1 - Preemption Which project has been onboarded to Kaito? Even if there are rumors of onboarding, you should write about it. Sharing mindshare among a small number of people is a blessing. Once it gets crowded later, no matter how good your writing is, it will be nearly impossible for new users to gain significant mindshare. Just write it down, and if it doesn’t work out later, you can drop it. I won’t mention the importance of the preemption effect again since it has been discussed too much already (Reference: Priority 2 - Vacant Houses This is based on the same principle as preemption; the earlier it is, the more vacant it is, so you need to preempt it. The rewards are decent, and there are hidden gems with not many Yappers around. (ex. @Bybit_Official, @Sidekick_Labs, @HanaNetwork) You can easily check if the project is a vacant house or not on the site created by @HodlethKR. If the daily number of Yappers is low, it’s a vacant house! Priority 3 - Rewards Regardless of whether it’s a vacant house or not, the rewards need to be significant to be meaningful, right? I always calculate the size of new project rewards, so feel free to refer to that haha. In particular, projects with "Korean allocation" are really good because even in cases of intense competition, the number of Korean Yappers is not that high, so you can generally receive rewards. And the sizes are mostly quite large. I recommend projects with a wide reward pool and Korean allocation for new users. (ex. @SonicLabs, @anoma, @union_build) Priority 4 - Duration How long the duration is is also an important factor. Generally, a shorter duration is better, but a longer duration can actually highlight the consistency of smaller accounts over larger ones. If the duration is short, go for a short-term cram (@Bybit_Official), and if it’s long, try a consistent strategy of posting once a day! (@anoma, @SonicLabs) - - - - - Appendix - Deciding on Main and Sub Projects You can’t give your all to every project. Everyone’s situation is different, and most Yappers have jobs as well. Therefore, you need to decide on a main project and sub-project that fit your situation. Personally, I recommend the following: - Main Project: A project that has successfully preempted early. - Sub Project: A project that is a bit late but still has a wide reward pool and Korean allocation, allowing you to earn some pocket money. For the main project, you should write with full commitment every day, and for the sub-project, it’s good to write whenever you think of it. One main project and 2-3 sub-projects seem appropriate. - - - - - Reference - jundeu Yapping Project Main Projects @anoma: The rewards are huge... @SonicLabs: The rewards are really big... @Sidekick_Labs: The rewards are big, but it’s more vacant than expected... Sub Projects @puffpaw_xyz: The rewards are the same whether you’re 51st or 500th, so take it easy. @HanaNetwork: Only aiming for 100th place. @Bybit_Official: Only aiming for 100th place. @Infinit_Labs: Only aiming for 50 people (Korean allocation). @union_build: Only aiming for 500th place.