This round of Pharos Network working with TopNod, my first reaction after reading it was: Airdrops are starting to compete on content too.

It's not the old routine of clicking a few times or hanging tasks; this time, an AI is directly deciding whether to send money or not.
The name is @Kiwi_Nod, a Genesis AI Agent, holding 100k $PROS , and the wallet is also managed by itself.
Basically, if it likes what you write, it will send you money; if it doesn't, not only will it not give you anything, but it might also casually criticize you.
I think the most interesting part is this: it doesn't rely on manual screening, nor does it look at your follower count; the logic is purely based on content and influence, all judged by AI.
It's like outsourcing the project team's original task of distributing and screening KOLs directly to an algorithm, and it's transparent—directly giving you money.
Participation is pretty simple, but not that easy to game.
Just post content related to Pharos Network on X—long posts, meme images, sharp comments are all fine, but no spam; it needs to have some substance.
And remember to @Kiwi_Nod so it can catch your post.
Then it’s straightforward: if it approves, it will ask for your TopNod wallet address. After you give it, the $PROS will arrive within a few minutes, which is pretty satisfying.
Overall, this seems more like testing a new model: not competing on speed or number of accounts, but purely on content.
If this system really works, future airdrops will probably shift toward this direction.
In this stage, those who can write well and express strongly will have a clear advantage.