City Protocol Virality Leaderboard is now live, with an initial prize pool of $20,000 already open

BlockBeats News, February 27 — According to official sources, the Base ecosystem’s attention infrastructure protocol City Protocol has officially launched the Virality Leaderboard — a creator ranking that uses AI to evaluate Mindshare in real-time and settle rewards. The initial prize pool, equivalent to $20,000 in CP tokens, is now open.

It is noteworthy that this leaderboard is designed as an open reward distribution layer: in the future, any project within the Base ecosystem can connect their tokens and airdrop budget to the leaderboard. This means that early-established rankings and Mindshare records may continue to earn multi-project rewards.

Currently, the efficiency of earning points may be at an all-time high. Users can complete a three-step task on the City Rewards page within the Base App to enter the leaderboard.

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