As someone who has a deep understanding of uxlink, I think its original intention was to do things for Kaito. Initially, uxlink was based on the TG community and could only enter uxlink through TG. Everyone could use Mint to get a pass card and bind their own community. If someone in the group communicates, they can earn points. High quality communication can earn points, and Kaito's tweets can earn points. The difference between the two is that one targets TG and the other targets Twitter. Of course, uxlink has also been successful in some aspects. I am optimistic about the future development of uxlink, and the key to the success of the project paradigm of product+public chain=project paradigm @UXLINKofficial UXLINK