$ARBUS has recently risen by over 40%.

The reason is that Arbus Chirps has launched (which can be understood as a platform similar to Kaito's). It currently mainly serves the Virtuals ecosystem projects.

Compared to Kaito, the improvements are:

1/ Proprietary scoring engine that distinguishes between bots and real people.

2/ Tracking on-chain activities, emphasizing real financial contributions.

In theory, it is perfect, but there are still issues in practice.

The biggest problem is the incentive part. The projects launched by Kaito have substantial funding, allowing for widespread incentives. The projects launched by Virtuals are mostly small to medium-sized, which means they cannot offer large rewards.

Kaito Yap: Large projects → Sufficient funding pool → Strong incentive effect

Arbus Chirps: Small to medium projects → Limited funding pool → Weak incentive effect

For example: The first project launched on Arbus Chirps is $ARBUS itself, with a mouthpiece running for a month, offering a reward of 5 million $ARBUS. Based on the current price, the total reward is only $10,000, and it is to be divided among 100 people, with a linear unlock over 3 months.

Additionally, there is a timing issue. With the current cooling of the Virtuals ecosystem, the launch of Arbus Chirps has indeed not created much of a splash.

Flaws do not overshadow excellence; I still really like $ARBUS. A project that can continuously deliver is worthy of respect.

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