#Starboard is a content incentive leaderboard launched by @Galxe. In simple terms, it means: it doesn't look at the number of fans, doesn't consider who is riding the trend, but rather focuses on whether what you post has value and whether it has made a real contribution to the community.

Just like the sword of the King of Yue from the Warring States period that was buried for 2400 years —

Excavated from Tomb No. 1 of the Chu State in the Tengdian area, it is now on display at the National Museum. Even after such a long time, it remains sharp.

It relies not on flashy decorations, but on excellent craftsmanship at its core; the longer it lasts, the more true skill can be seen.

And @KRNL_xyz also brings this "no fuss" practicality, providing developers with a "worry-free package."

It did not follow the old path of dApp development, but instead found a clever way to reorganize the development logic.

Just like #Starboard is not bound by traffic tricks, the Sword of the King of Yue is not afraid of the test of time, and KRNL also does not want developers to be entangled in cumbersome operations.

Just like Qidong retains people with simple seaside happiness, @KRNL_xyz also wants to help developers lighten their burden with a smooth development experience.

Whether it's rankings, ancient swords, or technical tools, they all convey one thing: capturing the core and eliminating the excess is what truly makes them useful and appealing.

#RWAiFi GAIB #AID Starboard @KRNL_xyz