Kaito AI said it has rolled out Kaito Katalyst, a new rewards layer for creator-led marketing campaigns that lets projects pay based on the actual conversions generated by creators. The product is built on Kaito’s latest intelligence infrastructure and supports flexible reward criteria including mindshare, clicks, sign-ups, deposits, and in-platform activity. Kaito said the system is backed by its data partnership with X, Brevis’ verification architecture, and Kaito’s own attribution infrastructure.
The company also said it has piloted the product over the past two months with AI labs, consumer AI apps, smart hardware companies, and crypto finance firms. Some of those projects are already in testing, while others are preparing for launch. For token generation events, or TGEs, Kaito Katalyst includes a dedicated no-service-fee mode. Under that structure, projects must post a refundable deposit alongside the reward pool so creators can verify that funds are in place before publishing content. Each campaign will disclose its token allocation pool and vesting terms in advance.
Kaito added that 80% of each token pool will go to creators who drive measurable results, while the remaining 20% will go to KAITO stakers on Pendle and holders of YT-sKAITO. Long-term holders and Yapybara holders can receive additional reward multipliers. Kaito said the setup continues its Stakedrop model, which it has run since 2025, with an annualized yield of about 136%.
Kaito AI said on X that it has launched Kaito Katalyst, a new rewards layer for creator marketing campaigns that allows projects to pay based on the actual conversions delivered by creators.
The product is built on Kaito’s latest intelligence infrastructure. Projects can distribute rewards using a range of criteria, including mindshare, clicks, sign-ups, deposits, and in-platform activity.
Kaito said the system is supported by three components: its data partnership with X, a verification architecture built with Brevis, and Kaito’s in-house attribution infrastructure.
Kaito says the product has already been piloted
According to the company, Kaito Katalyst has been tested over the past two months with AI labs, consumer AI applications, smart hardware companies, and firms in crypto finance. Some projects have already entered testing, while others are preparing to go live.
No-service-fee mode for TGE campaigns
For token generation event campaigns, Kaito Katalyst also offers a dedicated mode with no service fee. In that setup, a project must post a refundable deposit together with the reward pool, allowing creators to confirm that funds are available before they publish content.
Kaito said each campaign will disclose the token allocation pool and vesting terms in advance so creators can see what they may earn and when those rewards will vest.
Token pool split extends the Stakedrop model
Kaito said 80% of each token pool will go to creators who drive actual results. The other 20% will be allocated to KAITO stakers on Pendle and holders of YT-sKAITO.
Long-term holders and Yapybara holders can receive additional reward multipliers. Kaito said this structure continues its Stakedrop mechanism, which has been running since 2025, with an annualized yield of about 136%.
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