Wallchain to Launch First Solana Mindshare Leaderboard, Rivaling Kaito’s Attention Metrics

The Solana ecosystem is getting its own Kaito-style attention tracker — the Solana mindshare leaderboard.

Wallchain is set to debut the first mindshare leaderboard on Monday, aiming to rank Crypto Twitter Solana influencers based on real social engagement. The system will assign “quacks” — off-chain engagement points — to active community members, creating a new Solana influencer ranking infrastructure for projects and users alike.

This Wallchain Solana leaderboard arrives amid growing discontent around traditional attention metrics. While platforms like Kaito pioneered this space, critics argue these systems have become spam-to-earn farms, with questionable signal-to-noise ratios. Still, demand remains high for better Solana social engagement metrics as projects seek to quantify community traction and influencer ROI.

“Until now, we couldn’t measure attention value at scale,” said Wallchain co-founder Yuri Yatsenko, explaining how the team’s pivot from MEV rebates to AttentionFi was powered by recent advancements in LLMs. “But with today’s AI, we can evaluate content quality, relevance, and impact automatically.”

According to a pre-launch preview, the leaderboard’s top ranks include Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, Helius’ Mert Mumtaz, and trader Ansem. These are the familiar names for anyone tracking Solana community engagement on X.

The Wallchain quacks points system discourages gaming by applying “exponential decay” penalties on flagged spam content. It is a feature that its creators say is key to avoiding the pitfalls of existing leaderboards.

Blockworks Research analyst Boccaccio criticized the trend, saying,

“It’s bad for the marketing side because [they are] clearly being gamed… it’s ruined CT’s noise/value ratio.”

Still, Wallchain believes it can restore signal to crypto’s noise-driven social layer and possibly open doors for tokenized rewards. However, Yatsenko declined to confirm if a token launch is coming.

Projects across Solana have long struggled to measure the actual influence of content creators. This Solana mindshare leaderboard could offer new marketing analytics for growth teams. It could also offer clearer paths to partnership and compensation based on performance, not just reach.

With platforms like Kaito already saturated, Wallchain’s targeted approach could become a viable Kaito mindshare alternative, especially if Solana-native teams embrace it for influencer hiring, community building, and go-to-market strategies.

As the Solana attention economy heats up, businesses may have the tools to link social traction with on-chain growth.

Editorial Note: This news article has been written with assistance from AI. Edited & fact-checked by the Editorial Team.

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