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Somnia Yappers Lounge
Recorded: May 2, 2025 Duration: 1:03:29Space Recording
Short Summary
In a recent discussion, top Yappers from the Somnia community shared insights on the importance of partnerships, project launches, and personal growth strategies in the crypto space. They emphasized the need for authentic content creation and the potential for community members to thrive through consistent engagement and innovative approaches.
Full Transcription
I Thank you. Oh Oh Thank you. Oh Oh Thank you. Hello, guys. Good morning, good good afternoon good evening uh from anywhere you're tuning in from
so um we're waiting for two of the top yappers to to kind of join and then we'll start soon
uh just give me a heart if you can, if you can hear me.
Okay, nice.
I see a lot of hearts.
All right.
Uh, Kenneth, would you want to request?
Uh, let me just send, let me invite you to speak.
Yeah.
I, I just sent you the invite. All right, so we are waiting for CryptoRect.
Yep, he's here.
I'm sending you an invite now, CryptoRect.
Let's speak.
Let me know if you have received it.
You can send a hat. the heart.
All right. I see John here.
So John, I've sent you a co-host invite just in case
there's like internet issues on my end so that the spaces won't shut down.
So feel free to accept it. All right.
Kenneth and CryptoErect, I have sent you invite to speak.
Let me know if you have received it or not.
Okay, I see.
Yep, okay, CryptoRect is on now.
The direct is on now.
We are waiting for Kenneth to kind of accept the invite.
But whilst we are waiting for him, I mean, we can start with a round of introductions.
I want to welcome everyone to the Somnia Yapa's lounge today.
It's been a month already since we had the last one.
And the month of April was really fun.
It was an interesting one.
And we are here with a new set of Yappers
that topped for the month of April.
So if you can, I'd like to go around
and you can briefly introduce yourself
Probably tell us what got you into web 3 and then
What also got you into Sonya initially?
So who's gonna take it first? I think grateful. Yeah, you can you can have at it
what's up guys I'm greatflabe I joined web3 kind of in 2017 when I minted
What's up guys?
I'm great for a I joined web 3
crypto kitties then I forgot about NFTs for a few years and I got back through
NBA top shot that was in 2021 and I was exploring NFTs on crypto.com and my
second NFTs after the crypto kitties was this ape that I'm having as PFP.
Actually, yesterday it was or it has been four years since the Mint, which is absolutely crazy.
And I really enjoy Web3.
I think it's a revolutionary technology.
We are in a space that has such a huge potential, of course.
And I really enjoy my time here i also
run a weekly twitter space since like february 2022 we are on episode 360 somethings we've been
hosting with builders in this space artists creators community leaders it's really amazing tool to learn more and to uplift uplift people
and also because of that i found out about hermann and improbable right i also did one
spaces with him a few years ago and i got really excited about it because i'm a huge believer in
open metaverse and that led me into somnia because it's super fast super quick L1 that is a
huge huge potential to actually you know bill that you can build on and you can
build the open metaverse where everything is on chain right we can see
that in chunked that you have bricks on chain you have also the the the movements
and and scores, etc.
So I'm really bullish about that.
Gaming and open metaverse, I think it's a future for blockchain.
And I believe that Somnia will play a huge role.
So that was the reason why I got in.
And I think we are still just warming up, just starting.
And I think it's going to be exciting here.
Yeah, definitely. Thanks for that. I'm grateful. just warming up just starting and i think it's got to be exciting here yeah definitely thanks for
that um grateful because i mean when you mentioned crypto kitties i was like oh man this guy's an
og like you've taken us way back i mean back then uh it was like there was a lot of congestion on
ethereum just because of crypto kitties it was crazy man like you know i'm taking us back to
some real good OG days.
Yeah, that's really cool.
That's really cool.
And we're happy to have you in our ecosystem.
So we'll move on to CryptoRect.
So before you start CryptoRect, I'm very interested in why you choose the name CryptoRect.
Is it because you've been wrecked?
Or what's the background story there
hey guys um just on yeah um yeah i think um at some point i was um on a losing streak and um
yeah i was looking for a name to change for my brand and i decided to go with CryptoRect. Yeah, so that's basically it.
Ah, got it, got it, got it, got it. I mean, practically about like more than 70% of us have kind of experienced that before.
So it's not peculiar.
But yeah.
Kenneth, I have sent you an invite.
Not sure if you're able to accept it,
but just let me know once you accept it
and we'll round back to you.
All right, so that's really interesting, guys.
Now, I mean, a lot of the folks on here
would also definitely be interested
in getting to know what inspired you
to become so active in promoting Somnia
because like you guys have been very consistent, right?
I see that you guys are like always coming up with new content ideas, coming up with
new stuff for Somnia.
So we kind of want to know the motivating force behind that.
What basically inspired you?
We can start with CryptoRect.
Yeah, so I got to know about Sonia through a friend.
He tagged me on Twitter and the official account replied.
And yeah, I started making research on them.
And I'm this kind of person that is always
interested in um getting new getting on in new projects and um being early so yeah um i found
out that um sumya is doing something great i mean the metaverse part and yeah the future of digital identity plus something I always like,
the transaction per second.
I mean, if a blockchain is offering one million transactions per second,
I mean, it's very, very, very, very perfect.
And I think that's what we need in the crypto space.
So, yeah, this is literally what makes me motivated.
And, yeah, that was how I got into Sumniania. Yeah that sounds really good. I like that. And what about you, Grateful It?
As I mentioned before I'm really bullish on Open Metaverse, right? And of course we
have other side launch which is not gonna be running on Somnia,
but it's also gonna be very very interesting for me to test the virtual identity in the
metaverse and after reading virtual society by Herman I got so curious about
how we will be able to expand our IRL lives into digital right and not like in the games but truly that we own
assets in the digital worlds and I think so many features like the you know you
mentioned that crypto reg like the speed scalability I think it's it's
amazing tech for that and that's why I want to like experience it since the
beginning I want to experience it I want to learn more I want to experience it since the beginning. I want to experience it, I want to learn more,
I want to try everything that's possible.
I mentioned Chunked, right?
There are more games that are coming.
And I think we are really at the beginning
of something very interesting.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sounds good.
I really like the sound of that.
And I think you're 100% right.
Like a lot of people kind of get shocked when, shocked when we say we like our TPS,
like, uh, more than a million plus.
And like, we, we get a lot of people kind of really, uh, I'm happy about that.
I would say more like ecstatic about that.
that. All right. So let's get right into things. I want to know what type of content
All right.
So let's get right into things.
you see consistently getting the most engagement. So for instance, if you post like a content piece,
is it like memes, threads, spaces, videos, etc., which one of these categories
consistently gets like the most engagement from
your perspective or from your experience?
Great, Filip, let's start with you.
From my experience, the most important thing is to be authentic, right? to what I do in my contents I document what I'm doing and I'm trying to explain
why I'm excited about Somnia and about the future or what you guys building so
I think it's really important to understand who you are and what you do
I didn't check many accounts what they are doing
but I see a lot of posts like really like AI tweet with AI picture that's that's what I don't do.
I'm trying really always to to make it very easy to understand the audience what I'm talking about
right and you know for example I
share about chunked experience I'm like hey this is chunk everything is saved on
blockchain and you can join here it makes sense because of this and that it's
just a test but it's gonna get bigger right something like that and I always
document what I'm doing and I'm bringing this to the audience other content that
really works especially for apes is to always remind them guys. You have amazing multiplier. So join right so
It's I would say educational content
usually longer tweets
I don't do that many threats and
That probably works the best for me. Yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I I agree. Oh, we have Kenneth here. So, I think we should
kind of get an introduction from Kenneth and then kind of step back and ask the previous questions.
um kenneth can you hear me yeah i can hear you yeah nice nice good to finally uh get you
i'm sorry for the delay yeah no problem no problem that's totally fine uh so yeah uh
grateful app and cryptorect have already introduced themselves so it would be good to
kind of have you introduce yourself and tell us what got you into web 3 and somnia initial initially okay um hi guys um i'm kenneth and i'm a web 3 enthusiast what got me into web 3 was um
a friend of mine back in college the guy was and he loved it so much and so i was like what is this web 3 that he's so obsessed with because okay right from
a very young age i i love technology once i see a gadget or device or something i would like to know
the the thing that was making this function the way it does you understand so from there he put
me through and here we are today here we are today doing what we do because we love it nice nice nice that's that's good to hear and um yeah i mean what what kind of
inspired you to become so active in promoting somnia okay um i got to know about somnia sometime
last year because i can remember somnia had is it better net but um last year
last year I don't know you're like I don't know you're pretty or something last year that was
that was the first time I saw Somnia but I wasn't I'd not really dive into it you understand
till um early this year when the hype of Shannon came came up you understand um so now launch shannon by february
and like that because i'm someone that you know the web 3 space is full with a lot of projects
today and you need to i'm someone that i do my own research before i go into anything i don't just
dive into into a project just like that i do my own research and and try to know first of all i will try to
understand what this particular project is building first and secondly i'll try to know the
team behind the project and check them out you understand so i understood what so now was building
because um we know blockchain technology today face a lot of challenges a whole lot of challenges, a whole lot of challenges from slow transactions.
You see, at times, you see that you'll be processing the transaction,
they will deduct your gas fee, but the transaction doesn't process and things like that.
So, from what I studied about, is that they are here to fix all this you understand and and also I went and did my own record I checked out the team from
the CEO called Thomas yeah I checked out him I saw that he had a wealth of experience he
have worked in so many so many setups and even the CMO I know she's South Korean I forgot her name
something Kang I forgot in chat so I checked out the theme and it was something that I
really love because if we can have this in Web3, it will make
things easier for us, especially as that processes, lots of
transaction on chain. Yeah. Thank you.
Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I mean, I agree
with you. And I kind of resonate with what you said, right?
Because for everyone coming into
the space you need to be kind of like uh um careful with what you do you need to do your
own research and but for us at somnia we we are very open and transparent like um most of the team
members are active on x and so um typically if you see a project that has like the team members on X, I mean, you know that they are legit and you know who they are.
And like they come into spaces, you see them at events, you know that, well, these guys are legit, right?
So yeah, totally, totally sounds good.
Sounds good. So let's go to CryptoRect.
So let's go to CryptoRect.
Yes. So what type of content do you see consistently getting the most engagement from your own perspective?
This could be like memes, threads, spaces, videos, etc. Can you share more light on that?
Can you share more light on that?
Yeah, so personally for me, I think threats get the most engagement.
I mean, many people find their way to navigate this space,
and most people do not know how to navigate and solve problems on their own.
So they depend on threats that they see online.
I think educative threats or threats on how to interact with the ecosystem,
not many people know how to do this.
And they have traits that they follow.
They have influencers.
I think airdroppers and people that they do follow to, yeah,
to interact with the ecosystem in general.
So I think traits that educate people more uh what gets the most
engagements yeah yeah yeah i mean i i do agree because um like with education posts what happens
is like a lot of people get to know um exactly what you want them to know right and it kind of gives them more visibility or clarity into
your technology and yeah i think education posts uh do really well yeah um what about you kenneth
okay um first of all what i'm inspired my post on x is that i've gone and study some now because what most people know is that okay this
blockchain is um is very fast it can achieve this in social time we can achieve this in a very short
time and things like that but when i went on okay i studied the tech behind somia um somnia what's
okay what makes it achieve this speed what makes it achieve this speed what makes it so efficient
what what makes it so fast so now i study the tech and everything behind so i have a better
understanding about how this thing works i have a better understanding about the speed and
everything i have a better understanding on of what somia is all about so what i try to do is to at least every day i
make sure i come online and try to explain this thing these things to my followers you understand
and um the good thing is that as one of the um largest community on x here because i can see that
most people on x talks about some even people people mostly engage with your post and show more light on
whatever i post so the content i post is mostly to educate the people on um the tech actually
behind somia that makes it achieve all it can all it achieves yeah that's what i mostly do
yeah yeah that sounds about right so we're kind of still in tune with the education posts and I mean it's always good
to kind of break down technical concepts for like the entire community to understand so yeah
I agree we'll definitely do well all right so this next question is an interesting one
um and uh please feel free to share as much as you want.
I would want to know, and I'm sure our audience would also want to know,
one strategy or hack you've discovered that kind of significantly boosted your engagement around Somya.
So let's start with Gritful Lip. I think 100% consistency, right? For me, I actually didn't start writing about
Somnia because of Kaito. I didn't even know that or I don't remember back in
the day that there was a leaderboard. I was already writing about it and then I
saw that I have some points. So I think the hack is be authentic and have your own style.
Because if you start copying or I mentioned that AI, if you just copy paste AI,
you will be same as every other post and tweet on X and you don't want to do that.
Right.
So find your style, find what you like.
Right. I love that guys here mentioned that they write about the tech specs. and you don't want to do that right so find your style find what you like right
I love that guys here mentioned that they write about the tech specs and
that's something that I don't do much because I write more about use cases and
why to join and what to do right so everyone has different style and I think
you need to write your own and be authentic and bring the value to to your following so that would be probably from
my side yeah yeah yeah thank you thank you i mean um definitely uh uh look at what works for you and
i do agree with you as well consistency is like a major major factor right, what about you, CryptoRect?
Yeah, like Great for Abe said,
when you're
making content, you have to choose your style.
Personally for me, anytime I want to
make a tweet or make a content,
I most times use
a perfect hook. I think
hook is something that people
see that makes them
want to read the tweet and continue
what you are creating.
I mean, when they see the hook,
they are interested in what you are tweeting
and they end up reading everything.
I mean, people in web theory do not like
to read, if I'm right.
Most times we just, I mean,
TLDR and that's it.
But if you can look for a solid hook where people see
and they'll be interested in reading your content,
I think that's the way to catch a certain audience.
So personally for me, I think hooks are very important in making tweets
and knowing your right audience and knowing what they want.
So I think that's it for me.
Yeah, totally.
I mean, if you want people to kind of read your entire content or tweet, you need to
have like a really, really catchy intro or hook, as you stated, because people's attention
span is really short, and especially X.
So if I'm reading through and you don't catch me in the first two,
three words, I'm gone. Right. Yeah. So it makes total sense.
All right. What about you? Um, Kenneth.
Um, first of all, I'll say, um, consistency is key.
Consistency is key. Um,
you just have to be show up every day and make sure
you post every day and one thing i'll emphasize is avoid spamming because some people just keep
spamming a lot of messages and they don't they know that they don't even understand that the
algo doesn't favor favors that you understand so avoid spamming and stay consistent and make sure like um um rex said that um your caption
needs to be catchy yeah that's very important very important and avoid repetition some people just
keep posting the same lines every day and they they they keep complaining that they are not
climbing the leaderboard once you keep posting the same thing every day, you will not climb.
And also, I've noticed that it favors quality content.
You understand? It favors quality content.
Make sure you post your content at least to an extent,
not just you see some charts out out there just two three lines four lines
and that's it no you need to post quality content that's more educative more educative and at least
i've seen one or two people dm me that at least they have lent they have lent um they have learned
from from me that they really didn't understand this and that but through my post they were able
to understand and and
personally someone said he couldn't even find himself on the leaderboard um no matter how he
posted and when i advised him he started doing it the right way and he said after a few days
he saw himself in the top 100. so um just in conclusion let me just summarize what i just said
first avoid spamming avoid spamming then secondly show up every day and you don't
even need to make too much push just three to four quality content is okay and make sure you can reply
if you try to reply on maybe so many are you so many official handle posts you can reply there and
some other top charts like that and you see yourself climb the lib double as simple as that
talk charts like that and you see yourself climb the little double as simple as that
yeah thank you so much kenneth i mean um like i've seen situations where we um we've posted
on on our main account and then we see people um people like posting similar things right so
someone would post underneath it a particular thing. I'm assuming they would use AI and then we'll see the same thing from another
person, right? And it's so funny because when you do that, you're not gonna
like make any progress, right? So like you, you kind of need to use AI wisely
and not spam. So yeah, totally agree with you on that.
and not spouse.
So yeah, totally agree with you on that.
All right.
So I would like to know
what major advice you would give
to new community members
looking to become top yappers themselves, right?
And I want to hear from Grateful Ip
first on this
because you are like top one from like 24 hours to 48 hours to seven days
to 30 days to three months.
Man, what are you doing?
I just look at the leaderboard and I see Grateful Ip on there,
like across all the times.
And I'm like man
what is this guy doing what does he know that other people don't know so yeah would really be
good to kind of get your insight on that I would say that I would start with actually going to
Somnia Network and read about it learn about it experience it right connect
your wallet do some quest try it that's probably the best way how to start right and then document
your journey and share what you've learned what you've done what other people can do why they
should maybe do it right that is my approach for content creation not only for like
somnia uh because i write about it because i personally care about it i i write only about
like in a kaito i do only somnia and thrive protocol because those are two that i know and
that i believe i couldn't be writing about something that I don't trust and I don't believe right so
I think that's probably the best to not only create content for creating content like create
content to bring some value and the value is education value is fun value is you know maybe
joining the game together with your friends in chunked right and building something there and sharing that with it with other people
You guys also hosted hosted a great contest and the other thing would be connect with other people in the community
You see so many people in Somnia Network community. You can go to discord. You can see them tweeting
community you can go to discord you can see them tweeting DM them like DM them
if you see someone who's like bigger and you want to learn from them just DM
them learn what they are doing why they are doing and and keep going don't stop
keep going be consistent as guys mentioned before that's really important
and yeah be you that's that's probably the the advice i would give yeah that's that's really good advice
i mean like you mentioned um do something that is actually meaningful to you right because a lot of
people like they they are spreading they are promoting like so many different projects right
um but at the end of the day you want to really really hone in and focus on the ones that are really meaningful to you and not do a lot just because you can.
Right. Yeah, that's that's totally good. Yeah.
Kenneth.
Yeah. OK, Just be yourself. And first of all, before you can talk about something,
you need to understand what you are talking about. You understand? So I would just advise,
try to go to the Seminar Official website, read about the project, you have a deep understanding
of it, then to create the next one won't be difficult for you. That's understanding of it then to create the next won't be won't be difficult for you that's that's that's just basically it
yep yep yep yep totally and you cryptorect
yeah so um i think in my own opinion if you want to be um a top emerger or
something um i think what you should do is just being consistent,
dishing out contents that are what people need. What else? I think if you're trying to be an
imaginary about something, look at people that are doing it and look at people that have done
it in the past that are doing pretty well. at what they do differently and um take notes of it and um yeah use it to your own
advantage um just be careful don't use ai and um just be original i think if people want something
they'll get it they'll see it's definitely i mean if you search the timeline and you search for
somnia you'll see a lot of content and a lot of people making content on Somnia.
I think you should just know how you're going to play your way around it. And yeah, I think with that, you'd be getting somewhere.
Yep, yep, yep, yep. I agree.
All right. So this one, the next question, anyone can answer it.
So do you plan your posts ahead or you create them spontaneously based on trending topics?
I just want to know if you plan them ahead or it's something that you kind of do on the fly or on the go.
my head or it's something that you kind of do on the fly on the go okay um for me for me it works
both ways for me because at times i plan them but maybe during my free time at night before i go to
bed i can just go through some topics and just create some content like that and save it on my
device because at times this thing comes with inspiration you understand
sometimes you have the inspiration just to once the inspiration come i don't allow it get away
i just utilize it to the best of my ability then i can just create and save it in my drafts and
ahead so that i can use it whenever need to be yeah that was just it from my head yeah yeah i
agree like as as creatives sometimes you you have the urge to talk about something sometimes you get I can use it whenever it needs to be. Yeah, that was just it from my head. Yeah, yeah, I agree.
Like as creatives, sometimes you have the urge to talk about something.
Sometimes you get an idea and you don't want it to go.
So yeah, definitely, definitely.
What about you, Grateful It?
Yeah, I usually write down the ideas, not the specific tweets.
And, you know, for example, oh, I have idea something to write something about
chunked right which I'm really excited about because it's really cool that you
have Minecraft like game and and you saved all the moves and everything on
blockchain right it that's really cool so I write down the ideas and I'm trying
to catch the the topics that are fresh and hot. For example,
you know, you guys, you announce
almost daily, you announce a new partnership,
new game, etc.
So I try to write about that.
But yeah, I just write down the ideas
and create the tweets
later whenever they fit
my schedule.
Alright, alright. So also
more of like a mixed, right?
A mixture between like planning and being spontaneous.
All right.
I would also want to know like one thing you've learned about
community building through your experience as a Topiapa.
So grateful it.
I think it's exactly the same community building as I've been doing since
joining BAYC. You need to, and we talked about it before,
you don't want to copy other people. You want to be unique. You want to be you.
You want to be authentic. You want to bring value. You want to be you you want to be authentic you want to bring value you want to help people
that's probably that's probably it and like Somnia network community is great because
like back in the day we always talk about if you want to start in web 3 it is best to pick
one community if you are new on x or in web 3 in general pick one community learn become an expert
and then you can start exploring or writing about something else so i think uh for for new people
here in web 3 this is amazing opportunity because you not only learn about new things uh and and
find new friends but you also can get uh points right and you can also make money if you make it to top 20 which is incredible yeah yeah yeah exactly exactly what about you crypto rect
yeah um sorry I think I'm used to question yeah so I asked one thing you've
learned about community building through your experience
as a top-year partner.
Okay, so every community has different ways of building their community.
And some go through the incentives way.
Some go through tasks, quests, and yeah, everyone has their own specific way. Some go through tasks, quests, and yeah, everyone has their own specific way. It depends
largely on the audience and the type of people in the community. I think Sumi has studied on a
very good note, and with the introduction of Quest, it keeps people going, it keeps people
earning points, and particularly interacting with the ecosystem in general. I mean, playing games, completing tags, swabs, and exchanges,
getting people to know more about apps building on Somnia in general.
And I think the introduction of Kaito to the Somnia letterboard
and the incentives, the points, and the money incentives,
I think that's one of those things that the community finds interesting
and gets them to be aligned with the community.
So I think those contests and the quizzes and every other thing that happens,
especially on the Discord, depends on who you are.
I think there are more people that prefer staying on discord rather
than on twitter so i mean anyone that works for you it's also good so i think yeah something has
a very great approach in community building yep yep totally i mean um you made a comparison
between twitter and discord i i have been in so many Discord groups
and I've also been on crypto Twitter,
but I can say that crypto Twitter
is far more interesting, in my opinion.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, there are more people on Discord
rather than Twitter
because of, I think, followers and influence.
And yeah, but it's fun in general.
Yeah.
All right.
Okay.
So if you had to choose just one highlight
from your experience in the Somnia community,
what would it be?
Kenneth?
Okay.
One highlight from my experience in the somnia community it was okay it was the way i
climbed the leaderboard okay in the first two weeks i was not on the leaderboard yeah i was
not on the leaderboard and another i was yapping i was yapping but i couldn't climb i don't know
why maybe then i was doing more spamming because maybe if you go
to the records you check the first two weeks i wasn't there but what changed everything was when
i changed the way i i i post you understand when i changed the way i post and everything changed so
i was just i just slept one day and i also woke up in the morning i said let me go to the leaderboard
and check also myself in the top 100 i said let me go to the leaderboard and check also myself in
the top 100 I said wow
it was so amazing and that was just
enough motivation
for me to do more
because I said once I can
be in this top 100 then there's a possibility
I can go up and from there
there was no turning back
and that was
my moment and the joy and thing because
if you are doing something and you are seeing results definitely you want to put in more
efforts to do it and um the truth is that somnia somnia have been a part of me for a while because
there's no day i don't write about somnia there's no day don't think about somnia yeah there's no day i don't think about somnia because when
you're creating on somnia because i don't yap about i just yap about two projects and mostly
somnia i do not i just post once in a while but every day i leave somnia somnia i bridge somnia
and people are even dming me am i an ambassador i said no no I'm just yapping. So my highlights, my moments for me was when I climbed the top 100.
That was my moment.
That's really good.
That's kind of inspiring to hear.
And I think during the first two weeks where you went on the leaderboard,
I think I saw a comment from you.
I'm not sure.
And I think you're talking about how you're yapping
and you're still not on the leaderboard.
Yeah, I saw your comment.
Yeah, so it's all worked out. If you can make it to the top 100, you can make it to the top one.
Yeah, yeah, that's really good. That's really good. And what about you, Great Filip?
Probably the community highlight was that I onboarded many of my friends and now they are fighting on the leaderboard.
Not only on like Kaido leaderboard but also on the questing platform and they are like hey I need that multiplier.
I need to get more NFTs or I need to send more other deeds into that wallet.
So that's really fun and everyone's like hey can you can you visit my
playground and so on so i i really enjoyed it i i love the community aspect and it's fun and i can
wait for more partnerships and and and releases and games and everything that's happening on the
network yeah yeah so uh just a quick question are you friends with mookie oh, like a little bit. A little bit, yeah.
I would say, yeah.
Yeah, because Mookie was on the tough spot
for a bit of time.
Yeah, he's doing a great job, for sure.
You've overtaken him now, so
yeah, that's good.
That's good.
Alright, so
just before we go to the
final question,
I would want to ask uh the audience if you have any question for our top yappers if you have any question you can request i'll i'll bring you up. Okay.
I see Toylan.
Okay, Toylan.
Connecting.
Jim, how are you?
Yeah, I'm good.
I'm good.
Yeah, my name is thailand and um i also saw about i saw somnia like uh two weeks ago a week ago but i start giving notice to it when i when i um check the
kaito pre tg i am uh project so i have been trying to create content on it,
but I don't see myself in the leaderboard for you right now,
but I still keep pushing though, because I
think it takes some time before they update their leaderboards
and they update some accounts might share.
So what I want to ask is i know you create uh a good content
you create good content right and sometimes you just will post maybe not something serious but
maybe like um quoting the official uh um somnia accounts or maybe some team members so I want to ask how many post legit post you making it is it one about so many or two
You know, I think you understand me. So yeah, yeah, yeah
Who wants to take this
Yeah, usually two and three posts I would say depends on the announcements and everything that's happening
All right, thank you. All right post I would say depends on the announcements and everything that's happening.
All right thank you all right. All right but I think also dope part is to actually interact with the community
right so whenever you see Somnia on your timeline like interact with those
people I don't know if it helps or not but i just do it to you know get to know more people
in the community yeah and engaging with people is always like good right it's it's good for
your account good for the algorithm so yeah all right thank you thailand um let's see nk nk
NK. NK. Yeah, NK, you can speak now. You can unmute and speak.
Greetings. Can you hear me?
Yep, we can hear you loud and clear.
So I'm the Somnia librarian. I think I'm more or less following everybody in crypto Twitter that's connected to Somnia that has more than 200 followers. under 1 000 people i think um the bigger accounts should also try to reel in people from uh outside
the our little bubble here um and uh you know to to just lure more people into somnia and of course
as far as yapping is concerned that also helps them because i can say for sure, if you get bigger accounts or other accounts
to comment on your posts, that helps you get into the ranks
as well.
So I mean, this is more formulated as a comment.
But if you want a question, then I would ask,
what are you doing for Somnia?
How can you boost Somnia?
I made one proposition, but maybe you have more ideas.
Yeah.
Who's going to take this one?
No one wants to take it.
Grateful API laughing.
So do you want to respond?
Like the question was what I am doing for Somnia?
Was that a question?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And K?
Yeah, that's pretty much one way of formulating it.
I made the observation that actually our Twitter space is, it does not seem that big.
There's like a few hundred people.
A lot of them are in the space now I think we we should try to reach out more and of course it also helps you to get your mind share because then
you have more comments on your whatever you post about Somnia how can we tweak
let me formulate it like this how can we tweak our content so it's also more appealing to people who have
much less knowledge of what Somnia tries to achieve. For example,
I'm coming from the Yugaverse, from Anasad experience, I was already
kind of sold on the metaverse idea. And apart from retweeting, you know, collaborations that Somnia is pulling with gaming companies,
what could be done to reach the outside?
Oh, okay. I get it.
So this is not more for the Yappers.
It's more for Somnia, right?
What we're kind of doing to to kind of get more
people into the space so well i would say it is also for the yappers because say the yappers are
the extended uh like sort of advertisement platform and i think uh like somnia benefits
from the yappers of course because that means that means that known people advertise for Somnia.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Totally.
And to answer your question, our idea or kind of part of our vision is to onboard people from Web2 to Web3, right?
And how are we doing this? We are this through like gaming uh and um getting like
web 2 games to to web 3 right and this has been kind of one of our laser focused areas and so
that is one way that we are basically trying to to do that i hope that answers your question.
I think that's the way.
And, you know, then you have streamers and they'll be streaming those games and they'll also bring attention, right?
It's definitely to bring more digestible content
because when you go deep into technical content,
like imagine that you want to onboard some people into GTA
and you start talking about like,
hey, to play GTA, it has 100 gigabytes
and you need this and that.
No one cares, right?
People care about it's fun, why to play it and see it.
So I think this is 100% the best way how to do that.
Yep, yep, exactly.
All right.
So we'll take the last question from the audience.
Let me see.
Dream.
Dream.
Okay.
It's connecting.
Okay. Connecting. Right, I think it's taking a bit to connect.
Yeah.
All right.
Yeah, Dream, just unmute and then you can ask your question.
Hello, Dream.
OK, seems Dream is not available.
Let's take the last one.
Cliffverse.
All right. Cliffverse. All right. Cliffverse.
Cliffverse? Oh, Dream is that way.
Hello. Yeah, Clevers. Yes. Greetings, Soumya.
Greetings to the top-year-parts.
Grateful Ape, Crypto X, Ken.
So my question is, and I think I speak for everybody here, how do we create quality content?
You mentioned getting info from Soumynia's official website. He also mentioned
documenting your journey.
But how else do we make it
better?
That's my question.
You never know
what's going to work
in every piece of content
you create, right? So you need to try
what suits you the best,
what format suits you the best what format suits you the best
and if you look at my timeline i i tweeted 120 000 times already 120 000 right so you you just
need to go out put yourself there tweet out and be fine with that that you will have maybe just one like and 50 views, right?
Like it's fine. You never know what's gonna work and
You just need to find your style and be authentic be you and you're not gonna find it unless you start tweeting and
Connecting with other people. So I would recommend just like go out do it
Experiment evaluate and and keep going. You know, it's not a it's not a rocket science trust me it's uh you know as guys mentioned before like the hook incredibly important right you can test
it out you can play around it but uh you know just just tweet and try what works and what doesn't
work it's um you know the algo is also changing. So what worked like a year ago, it doesn't work anymore. So yeah, you just need to need to try and keep creating content.
Yeah. And to add to that, it's not like a one size fits all because what you might think
is quality might not actually be to someone. So in my opinion, I think it's a bit subjective. You just need to keep on trying and see what works, see what doesn't,
see what would be getting a lot of engagement,
see which different content types are getting engagement,
which ones are not, and then kind of go down on the ones
that are really getting content and do more of that.
So, yeah.
All right.
Yeah, sure.
I think we all have to talk to each other.
Yeah. All right.
All right. Thank you, Clivers.
Let's take the last one from Benatab.
Feel free to unmute and ask your question.
Okay.
GM, GM, guys.
GM and G-Semina to everyone.
I actually have three questions. Oh, man.
I think I'll...
Sorry, sorry if it's a bit lengthy, but let me just try to make a show.
So I've tried several approaches in creating tweets and making posts for Sonia,
but I can't really tell if it works because I'm not on the leaderboard.
So that's a major challenge but then uh
i uh i my question is uh what what you'll say about uh being working with your own style like
uh creating your own original to maybe making it in form of a meme or so like working with your
own style because i hate kenny talking about making your post lengthy
strategy to not look like it's a spam now uh one of the major challenges that so many people are
facing as well is that they do not have the uh the blue tick so it limits the content that if you
want to come up with a long content you have to cut short so that it will align with the number of
votes you are given to write on x so um it it made me resort to being um working with my own style
i will make the content short and more interesting most times i i make use of memes yeah to write
the content so i don't know if it's okay, if it's acceptable by the team.
All right. The second question is,
can I have the second question now?
I should wait for an answer for the first.
The first one is directly to Somnia.
Now, yes, you can use memes.
You can use witty stuff, you can use memes, right? Like, you can use witty stuff.
You can use engagement stuff, right?
It just boils down to what works for you, right?
And what your audience is or who your audience are, right? And I think that if you're able to figure that out, you'll be able to know exactly what content type to do
okay okay so uh the thing is that i've tried writing threats i made one trade um about somnia
it generated a lot of impression i also tried a meme post as well it generated a lot but then i
then i checked the leaderboard separately i did not see myself i i've been checking i haven't
checked the leaderboard separately i did not see myself i i've been checking i even checked
checked a few minutes to this uh ama and i still did not see myself on the leaderboard well that's
by the way i'll keep going till i get there yeah the second question is uh um what to say about
quoting a somnia post uh probably um the the main, the Sumnia main account makes a post and we interact on that post and we quote the post to make our own content. Is that acceptable as well? Quoting the post and imputing our own content on the post. yeah that's that's totally acceptable but if you're asking if it would help you in terms of
advancing on the leaderboard that's an entirely different conversation because yeah because
we we don't exactly know what um kaito like what they look at what kaito looks at right
they've just given like some basic explanations that like you,
you don't have to like kind of spam, you have to do original content,
but you can't really know for sure.
And that's like everything surrounding that.
All right. All right. Okay. So I think that's,
as I said, my other question. So I'll go from here.
Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you too. All right. So before we end, I'd like to ask you guys,
do you have any final advice or words of encouragement for those aspiring to be featured
as next month's top Yappers and also do you guys think you will
still be in the top three next month so yeah um i'm okay let me answer that um my advice for
for the app is just to keep yapping keep yapping look for what look for what works for you me i
found i found what works for me and i'm for you me i found i found what works for
me and i'm sticking to it you understand i found what works for me and i'm sticking to it i'll not
leave it except to stop working then i'll look for and that's in the walk so i found what works
for me i'm sticking to it so you to look for what works for you and and stick to it then again i'll
tell you forget about the leaderboard um you will climb but stop checking it every minute some people check the leaderboard every minute someone can just be sleeping in the
middle of the night and just wake up just to check the leaderboard whether you have climbed
you understand you are just giving yourself um unnecessary stress you understand so just keep
um just keep posting your contents just keep posting your content and you will climb you climb just
stay consistent and try a variety like grateful rightly said um try a variety of stuff you don't
know what the algorithm might favor you understand so just keep you up and keep you up in and um for
the month of may i don't know i i don't know why i don't know what grateful is doing that i can't
pass him he just he just occupied the number one spot as his own.
But let's see what will happen.
Because my goal this month is to pass him.
Yeah, yeah.
That's just it.
Grateful, you've got competition.
It's good.
It's good, guys.
I really hope that everyone here in the audience, guys, that you will actually do better than us.
You know, it's's i like it i like when i see you guys uh doing great and i i see you climbing the leader leaderboard but
it's true like don't check it every five minutes you gotta get crazy it's like i know we are we
are dgens we are gamblers right right we are checking those charts every every two minutes like Bitcoin is 97, 96,999 etc right I know but chill
create good content have fun enjoy the journey experiment explore find your new
friends here in the community right with the same hobbies and yeah just enjoy it
and yeah great space guys today
Was great also to talk to or hear from Ken and and CryptoRect
It's great. Yeah, yeah, I totally agree
CryptoRect any final advice before we end?
If you're talking, you're muted.
All right.
Um, I think crypto, right.
Might not be ready.
All right, guys. So I think this was a very interesting session.
I, I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Um, and also, yes.
And another thing, um, the X communities, like don't
stop posting in there.
Right.
I, I think that it also helps in a way, right.
It's not just about posting to like your, your main profile.
If, if you haven't joined our X community, please join.
We have it pinned on our profile, Just join and then engage on there,
like share stuff on there.
Let's kind of have fun in there.
It might also be like a huge contributing factor
to getting on the leaderboard on Kaito.
So yeah.
All right, guys.
So all too soon we've come to the end
of this Yappa launch spaces. And I want to say a big thank you to Kenneth, CryptoRect, and Grateful. I did have a good time and catch you same time next month. Bye.
