Loud is a SocialFi idea built on Solana that tries to turn online attention into real value. The project connects social posting with rewards and gives users a reason to talk share and stay active. Instead of likes only meaning numbers Loud tries to make attention matter in a simple way.
The core of the system is the LOUD token. People earn by posting about Loud on X and helping the project stay visible. Those who create real discussion and attention are called contributors. Every week the system looks at who added the most value through posts replies and reach.
Trading activity around the LOUD token creates fees. These fees are collected during the week. At the end of the week the pool is shared in SOL with the top twenty five contributors. Rewards are not random. They are based on something called mindshare.
Mindshare measures how much attention a person truly brings. This is where Kaito AI plays an important role. Kaito provides tools that track and rank social activity in a clear way. It helps separate real humans from bots and spam. This keeps the reward system fair and open.
Many people think systems like this only help whales or large accounts. Loud felt different. The token launch was more open than expected. Many normal users were able to join and get a fair chance. I personally enjoyed this part of the process.
The token launch used a model called an Initial Attention Offering. Instead of only focusing on money it focused on engagement. People who were active and visible had a chance to join early. This made the launch feel social and fun.
There were two main tiers during the launch. Tier one allowed users to commit a fixed small amount of SOL for their tokens. Tier two was more competitive and worked on a first come basis. Demand was strong so allocations were reduced to keep things balanced.
In the end everyone in the second tier received a smaller but fair amount. This helped spread tokens across more users instead of concentrating them in a few hands.
The total supply of LOUD is one billion tokens. Almost half was shared during the launch. Another large part was used to support liquidity so trading could stay smooth. A smaller portion was kept for future community use and support.
What makes Loud interesting is not just the token. It is the idea that attention can be measured and rewarded without becoming chaotic. By using clear data tools and weekly rewards the project avoids some common SocialFi problems.
Loud may not be very loud in headlines right now. But it is quietly testing ideas that could shape future social platforms. It shows how posting talking and sharing can become part of an economy when done carefully.
This project feels like an experiment still learning and growing. But it proves that SocialFi can be more than noise. It can be structured fair and even enjoyable for everyday users.
