The creator bid @CreatorBid has been writing a small essay for a long time, and today the first v2 version of the launched agent project, Rizzy @rizzy_agent, is finally online. Rizzy can autonomously scan the web, filter out noise, and extract the most relevant and up-to-date information without relying on closed APIs or outdated indexes. Whether it's investment intelligence, grant information, industry trends, or competitor intelligence, Rizzy can quickly and deeply obtain the necessary data using Desearch's search engine and API layer, achieving efficient and automated intelligence gathering. In simple terms, it should be similar to a fast information retrieval agent product. Such products are still useful, but from a revenue perspective, there isn't much imagination because many free AI products can do similar things. Even if Rizzy does it better, getting users to pay is still quite challenging. However, @rizzy_agent is the first project launched in @CreatorBid v2, and it definitely needs to be done well. With a launch FDV of over 100,000, there is definitely profit to be made. The earlier you participate, the quicker you can recoup your investment. Additionally, since everyone participating needs to purchase the platform token $BID, buying $BID before the project experiences FOMO is a good way to profit from the price increase. Currently, the gameplay looks roughly as follows: In the BID system, the gameplay revolves around "levels, voting, and subscription." First, the BID level acts as your entry ticket: at the official snapshot, you must reach at least Level 1, which requires staking more than 2,500 $BID tokens (unlocking takes 14 days). Next, the voting mechanism relies on the number of locked BID tokens, which will not consume your assets but will influence the results through Voting Power—each project must obtain at least 2 million BID votes to successfully launch; otherwise, it will fail to go live. Finally, projects that successfully pass the vote enter the subscription phase: the total chips are 40,000, and the fully diluted market value (FDV) of the project is $100,000, with each person able to subscribe for up to about $500, while the allocation amount is based on your BID level; the higher the level, the more shares you can get. So, as long as the vote exceeds the target value, you just need to wait for the subscription. The key is to improve your level. The official has provided four ways, each with different weights: 1. The total time BID is locked in the user's vault (50%) This factor has the greatest impact on your BID score. In addition to the total amount of locked BID, the duration of the lock is also considered. The longer you lock it, the greater the impact. 2. Staking of proxy tokens (20%) The dollar value of the proxy tokens you stake is the second factor affecting your level. It encourages users to stake rather than sell, increasing consistency and reducing the tokens in circulation. Therefore, both $BID and the first launched token have good potential early on. 3. Purchase of proxy tokens (15%) While trading volume is important, we place more emphasis on the "buy" action (new capital inflow). This is the fourth action to increase your BID level, incentivizing new liquidity injection. The purchase volume of OG tokens will give you an additional boost to your score. 4. Social score (15%) The last metric is obtained through the Kaito leaderboard of CreatorBid. The higher your rank, the higher your social score (you need to stake at least 2,500 BID tokens to become a legitimate yapper). Originally, YT was supposed to enjoy the same treatment as sKaito, but @CreatorBid felt this was very unfair. However, conversely, everyone who buys YT enjoys excess returns beyond the basic PT earnings, and the project's direct cancellation of this behavior is quite unreasonable. A certain discount ratio would be a better approach. @KaitoAI each YT is stripped from the skaito LP, and if YT is not counted, the earnings originally allocated from skaito will be canceled, so this rule is actually quite absurd. However, the project's rules are the rules, so just adjust according to the rules.