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Now @puffpaw has essentially become a world where Yaping is only possible for Korean users.

Currently, Puffpaw has announced that all types of Yaping and the reward system are temporarily suspended and will return later in another ecosystem. In that situation, the only thing that remains valid and ongoing is the Yaping announced at the end for Korean participants.

This Yaping is divided into two types: one provides preVape on a weekly basis according to individual rankings, and the other measures by team and awards $Vape to the team when the event ends.

The difference is that individual rankings receive preVape, while team battles receive Vape.

Rankings are also seeing many changes; at the moment BQ is holding the #1 spot in the personal ranking based on Kaito. This is understandable because the founder came to Korea, filmed related videos, and the views of those videos along with retweets on the main account contributed to this result.

Furthermore, looking at Puffpaw, a considerable number of Koreans are now participating. I used to be in the top rankings, but now I can see that if I don't create content for just 2–3 days, my ranking gradually slides down. This indicates that interest in Puffpaw Yaping has risen significantly, which is a positive development.

Seeing this really opened my eyes.
Most people, when they hear about projects like this, automatically call it Vape‑to‑Earn, but PuffPaw looks at the problem from the opposite angle: instead of rewarding “more usage,” it uses economic incentives to verify and reward the progress of “one less vape than yesterday.”
The key is quantifying the behavior and putting it on-chain, turning self‑change from an abstract willpower into verifiable daily data.
Three takeaways:
1. The model is Vape‑Less‑to‑Earn; it’s not teaching you how to vape more enjoyably.
2. On‑chain records raise the cost of cheating, making feedback objective.
3. Small, continuous numerical wins drive long‑term change better than a one‑time declaration.
This token‑driven approach to fostering positive habits is truly integrating Web3 into everyday life.
$VAPE $BERA @puffpaw #Web3

A few days ago, in relation to @puffpaw, we ran a Black Friday sale and shared some interesting data. It included information on Gen2 Vape sales, Pods sales, and also a discussion about mining efficiency.

Around 9,500 Gen2 devices were sold, and according to data released on October 8, the total active devices were 28.5K, indicating roughly a one‑third increase compared to the sales at that time.

Additionaly, mining efficiency increased by 11.86%, which shows that the daily fluctuations we experience in mining efficiency are coupled with device sales, leading to a net decline despite the efficiency rise.

So far, Tier 7 can still generate modest profits, but if more devices are sold and activation rises further, Tier 7 may no longer be profitable.

In fact, selling 9,500 units over 16 days means about 600 units per day, many of which likely include devices increased by preVape purchases. Even though preVape was burned, using some of the assets to purchase still yielded good results.

However, because the mining efficiency continues to drop as the total number of sold devices rises, individuals will need to carefully adjust the price ratio between mined preVape (or post‑TGE Vape) and Pods.