Recently, due to the upcoming community public offering on the Buildpad platform, Sahara AI has once again "exploded" on Twitter. Over the past two months, the discussion about Sahara AI on crypto Twitter has never diminished. Although no token allocation was directly given to Kaito's Yapper community, Sahara AI has been on the leaderboard in the Pre-TGE Mindshare arena.
Sahara AI was created by Sean Ren and Tyler Zhou in May last year, and is a decentralized AI network infrastructure aimed at helping users deploy or build customized, personalized AI products. As early as August last year, Sahara completed a financing round led by Polychain Capital, with participation from well-known investment institutions such as Sequoia Capital, Samsung Next, and Nomad Capital. When its own strength background met Kaito's "CT Information Revolution", Sahara AI naturally became one of the most eye-catching "infoFi hits" during that period.
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Since 2025, the narrative of airdrops has quietly been rewritten. In the past, "farming" relied on speed and diligence, but now this game has entered a completely new stage - the algorithm era, or the Mindshare era.
Kaito AI, as a representative product of the InfoFi network, transforms on-chain social behaviors into structured data through the "Yap-to-Earn" model, and guides the redistribution of attention through points and leaderboards, constructing a new "mouth farming" logic: no longer mechanical interaction, but competing on content, spread, and algorithm weight. Many projects have shown a high correlation between social media volume and market price before and after token launch after introducing the Kaito mechanism. Social activity is no longer just a promotional result, but has become a key variable affecting airdrop distribution and market expectations.
[The rest of the translation follows the same professional and accurate approach, maintaining the original structure and meaning while translating into clear, fluent English.]Based on the discussion content, the heat in April was mainly driven by the "mainnet launch + airdrop + token price increase" three elements, accounting for nearly 65% of the overall topic. Entering May, the discussion focus gradually shifted to governance issues, especially the doubts surrounding Proposal 39, which triggered widespread discussions in the community about Initia Foundation's governance transparency. The platform's official team also responded multiple times and revised proposals to maintain community trust. Meanwhile, $INIT reached a historical high of $1.44 on May 13th before retracing, standing at $0.6975 by early June, indicating a cooling of market enthusiasm and a stabilization of social discussions.
