KAITO has dropped YAPS and turned around to launch KAITO Studio. Interestingly, the market cap remains steady at $207 million with no significant movement, indicating that investors still approve of this move.

From their gameplay, it’s clear they have a bit of a daredevil attitude. When they find a direction that doesn’t feel right, they pivot immediately—there’s no obsession with holding onto dead-end products. Many projects tend to be hostage to their early choices, but this team clearly doesn’t have that problem.

The name Studio hints at their focus—seems to be on creator tools, but the specific approach will have to wait for official details. At least it shows they’re actively seeking new breakthroughs rather than stubbornly clinging to old ideas.

The competition in crypto is fierce, and the environment changes rapidly. Projects that can quickly adjust strategies and cut losses tend to survive longer. Of course, switching strategies too often can also lead to criticism for lack of direction; opinions vary. Ultimately, it all depends on their execution capabilities.