For Buzzers: Win the Leaderboard

How to score more points: qualification rules, scoring model, boosts, and the content playbook.

Buzz is designed to reward creators who produce the most credible, helpful content and drive the most authentic reach, plus real product usage when missions are enabled.

Leaderboard, Mindshare & Sentiment

The leaderboard is the pulse of a Buzz campaign. It displays your ranking and key stats, and it helps projects gauge their reach and engagement trends.

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What the leaderboard shows

• Rank & Name: your current position among all buzzers.

• Buzz Points (BP): your total score from posts and tasks.

• Posts: number of rewarded posts (max 1 per 8 h/project).

• Followers: counts of all followers, smart followers (credible crypto accounts), and verified followers.

• Mindshare: your share of total buzz.

• Referrals: how many users you’ve referred.

• Boost: your points multiplier from staking.

• Status: either REGISTERED (eligible) or INVITE (posting but unregistered).

The leaderboard refreshes roughly every 10 minutes. Post regularly and grow your influence to climb.

Step 0: Do this first (or your points won’t count)

To be eligible for allocation, you must:

1. Connect your wallet (this wallet receives rewards) here: https://pad.chaingpt.org/

2. Link your X account

3. Click Register (status becomes REGISTERED)

If you post without registering, you may show as INVITE and may not receive allocation at snapshot time.

What makes a post qualify

A post can score points if it is:

• Public (private/protected accounts can’t be tracked reliably)

• Posted during the campaign window

• Includes at least one required identifier: #ProjectName, $TOKEN, @ProjectHandle, or the campaign Buzz link

• Not deleted, not duplicated, and not disqualified by integrity rules

Languages

All languages are allowed. Just make sure the required identifiers are included exactly as listed on the campaign page.

Posting frequency (don’t waste posts)

You can earn points on two rewarded posts every 24 hours per project. Extra posts inside the 24‑hour window may help visibility, but usually won’t increase your score.

How scoring works (high level)

Buzz Points typically reflect:

• Content quality (AI‑reviewed multiplier)

• Organic reach & engagement quality (not just raw likes)

• Credibility signals (e.g., Smart Followers; verified followers with caps)

• Media/mention bonuses (when relevant)

• Boosts (staking, ambassador, loyalty, follower, missions, partner boosts)

• Integrity checks (anti‑spam, anti‑manipulation)

Automated scoring and classification may be delayed or occasionally inaccurate; campaign rules and snapshot results determine final points.

Pro tip: One excellent post can outperform 10 low-effort posts. Quality is the fastest way up the leaderboard.

Content quality multiplier (0× to 2×)

Buzz uses AI to classify the quality of your content:

• 0.00× — Spam: repetitive, irrelevant, or misleading (excluded)

• 0.25× — Poor: extremely low effort or off-topic

• 0.50× — Template/AI‑like: generic posts (e.g., Buzz button style)

• 1.00× — Neutral: basic but acceptable

• 1.50× — Good: thoughtful, relevant, adds value

• 2.00× — Excellent: original insight, proof, and strong engagement

Media: do images/videos help?

Media is not required, but relevant media can help (screenshots, demos, charts, explainers). Random low-value media usually won’t improve your score.

What counts: replies, RTs, quote posts, threads

• Replies and retweets: generally do not count

• Quote posts: can count if they include the required identifiers and add original text

• Threads: usually count when the first post qualifies (some campaigns may count more)

Always follow the campaign rules if a campaign defines these differently.

The content playbook (copy the patterns, not the words)

Pattern 1: Hands-on review (highest leverage)

Explain what you tried, show proof (screenshot/clip), share one insight, and include a clear next step to try the product (if applicable) plus the required identifiers.

Pattern 2: Mini-thread explainer

Tweet 1: what it is Tweet 2: why it matters Tweet 3: how to try it (Buzz link) Tweet 4: your honest take (no price talk)

Pattern 3: Comparison post

Compare the project with 1–2 alternatives on one dimension: UX, cost, speed, security assumptions, or target users.

Avoid price targets, “to the moon” hype, and financial advice. These tend to score poorly and can violate content standards.

A repeatable 7‑day plan

• Day 1: Quick “what/why” explainer

• Day 2: Demo with proof (screenshot or short clip)

• Day 3: Comparison vs alternatives

• Day 4: Mini-thread tutorial

• Day 5: Complete any missions early, then post your proof

• Day 6: Answer questions and post follow-ups

• Day 7: Summary post: who it’s for + key takeaways + invite others

Boosts (how to multiply your score)

Boosts stack with scoring and can dramatically change outcomes. See Boosts & Missions for the full breakdown, tiers, and how to unlock each boost.

If your post isn’t tracked (fast fix)

1. Wait ~10 minutes (leaderboard refresh cycle)

2. Confirm you included # / $ / @ / Buzz link correctly

3. Confirm your account + post are public

4. If still missing, use Submit X Post Manually and paste your post URL

Compliance Note: Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to acquire any crypto-asset. Participation does not guarantee allocation or rewards. Eligibility and final outcomes are determined by the campaign rules, integrity checks, and snapshot results.