Arthur Hayes revealed in his latest tweet that Flop Labs is rolling out a KOL leaderboard program that directly quantifies “influence” on-chain.
The mechanism isn’t complicated: each KOL gets a dedicated referral link, and the system tracks the total usage and contribution of the users they refer on the FLOP network. Users who create a wallet via that link are eligible to take part in periodic lottery draws.
What’s truly noteworthy is Hayes’s line—“to be opened up to everyone”—not just limited to top-tier influencers. Smaller and mid-sized KOLs also have a chance to earn tangible rewards through their own influence, which is a differentiated approach in an environment where KOL economics are generally concentrated at the top.
Flop Labs previously built its ecosystem around AI Agent infrastructure, and the KOL leaderboard can be seen as a key piece of its community growth strategy. More details will be announced later, so it’s worth keeping a close watch.
$FLOP #FlopLabs
The mechanism isn’t complicated: each KOL gets a dedicated referral link, and the system tracks the total usage and contribution of the users they refer on the FLOP network. Users who create a wallet via that link are eligible to take part in periodic lottery draws.
What’s truly noteworthy is Hayes’s line—“to be opened up to everyone”—not just limited to top-tier influencers. Smaller and mid-sized KOLs also have a chance to earn tangible rewards through their own influence, which is a differentiated approach in an environment where KOL economics are generally concentrated at the top.
Flop Labs previously built its ecosystem around AI Agent infrastructure, and the KOL leaderboard can be seen as a key piece of its community growth strategy. More details will be announced later, so it’s worth keeping a close watch.
$FLOP #FlopLabs