Kaito AI launches a new creator marketing rewards tier, Kaito Katalyst, where projects pay based on actual conversion results
Foresight News reported that Kaito AI tweeted it has launched Kaito Katalyst, a new reward tier for creator marketing campaigns where projects can pay creators based on actual conversion results. This product is built on Kaito's latest smart infrastructure, allowing projects to allocate rewards based on flexible criteria such as mindshare, number of clicks, registrations, deposit amounts, and platform activity. It is supported by Kaito's data collaboration agreement with X, Brevis’s verification framework, and Kaito’s proprietary attribution infrastructure. Kaito stated that over the past two months, the product has been piloted with AI labs, consumer AI applications, smart hardware companies, and crypto financial enterprises. Some projects have entered the testing phase, while others are about to go live.
For project TGE events, Kaito Katalyst also offers a dedicated mode with no service fee required: project teams must deposit a refundable security along with the reward pool to ensure creators can confirm funds are in place before publishing content. Each campaign will announce the token allocation pool and vesting terms in advance, allowing creators to clearly understand their potential earnings and vesting schedule. In each token pool, 80% is allocated to creators who drive actual results, with the remaining 20% distributed to KAITO stakers and YT-sKAITO holders on the Pendle platform. Long-term holders and Yapybara holders can receive additional reward multipliers. This mechanism continues the Stakedrop program Kaito has operated since 2025, which provides an estimated annualized yield of about 136%.
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