Brothers, my content creator score has shot up these last two days, hitting over 50 points! I think I might have caught a slight trend. Let me share a bit, but don’t take it as gospel—if your views go over 4k, your score will be higher.
Many used to think that as long as you post daily, stay active, and hit the word count, you’d get some points. But lately, I feel like view count weight might be increasing. Especially for content that gets clicked continuously and has a long dwell time, the score seems to climb more easily.
I’ll keep observing these next few days 👀, diving in myself, and sharing with the bros—just consider it a bit of fun 😂
Also, many folks discuss @OpenLedger alongside various AI public chains, but if you take a closer look at its design direction, you'll see its true challenge lies with the closed AI systems represented by OpenAI and Anthropic.
In recent years, the large model industry has formed a very typical structure: companies collect data, train models, and deploy products, with the entire process being almost a black box. It's tough for outsiders to know where the data comes from, who actually contributed to the model's growth, and no one can share in the long-term profits.
What OpenLedger aims to do is break this chain down.
It emphasizes traceable data, auditable contributions, attributable behavior, and distributable profits. Simply put, anyone who provides data, participates in training, or creates value for the model can be recorded and receive corresponding returns as the network grows.
The significance of this matter is actually bigger than many realize.
Because one thing the AI industry has taken for granted is that data contributors are inherently at a disadvantage. Users input content every day on the platform, upload information, and provide behavioral data, but the real value solidifies with the centralized platform itself. The stronger the model, the deeper the platform's moat, yet ordinary participants find it hard to share in the growth profits.
#openledger $OPEN . #ContentCreatorMission
Many used to think that as long as you post daily, stay active, and hit the word count, you’d get some points. But lately, I feel like view count weight might be increasing. Especially for content that gets clicked continuously and has a long dwell time, the score seems to climb more easily.
I’ll keep observing these next few days 👀, diving in myself, and sharing with the bros—just consider it a bit of fun 😂
Also, many folks discuss @OpenLedger alongside various AI public chains, but if you take a closer look at its design direction, you'll see its true challenge lies with the closed AI systems represented by OpenAI and Anthropic.
In recent years, the large model industry has formed a very typical structure: companies collect data, train models, and deploy products, with the entire process being almost a black box. It's tough for outsiders to know where the data comes from, who actually contributed to the model's growth, and no one can share in the long-term profits.
What OpenLedger aims to do is break this chain down.
It emphasizes traceable data, auditable contributions, attributable behavior, and distributable profits. Simply put, anyone who provides data, participates in training, or creates value for the model can be recorded and receive corresponding returns as the network grows.
The significance of this matter is actually bigger than many realize.
Because one thing the AI industry has taken for granted is that data contributors are inherently at a disadvantage. Users input content every day on the platform, upload information, and provide behavioral data, but the real value solidifies with the centralized platform itself. The stronger the model, the deeper the platform's moat, yet ordinary participants find it hard to share in the growth profits.
#openledger $OPEN . #ContentCreatorMission