2026-01-15 20:21:50

The era of InfoFi has come to an end. The X platform announced the cessation of API access to InfoFi-related platforms, leading to the shutdown of numerous applications. The official reason given is the rampant spread of spam and AI-generated content. After the announcement, the market reacted quickly—most InfoFi platform tokens dropped accordingly. This decision reflects a platform's reevaluation of content quality and also exposes the fragility of this track. When policies suddenly change, ecosystems built on single dependencies are often the first to be affected. For users still participating, this is a significant shock.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 3h ago

Another dream built on the sand, it collapses as soon as the wind blows --- Spam? Isn't it obvious? It should have been cleaned up long ago --- Relying solely on one thing like this, betting everything on others, who can you blame? --- Token plummeting, I saw early on that this thing is too deep --- Everyone wants to profit from information arbitrage, but in the end, it's a mess --- This time, it's really deserved. No matter how good the ecosystem is, it can't withstand all garbage --- I just want to know how those heavy holders are feeling right now --- X's move was ruthless, but when it's time to act, just do it --- Another "trillion-dollar track" disappears into smoke, looks like a familiar script

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BlockBargainHunter

· 4h ago

It was about time to cut it. That trash AI content is really annoying. When the API is shut down, the token crashes. Luckily, I didn't put all my eggs in that basket. Another track relying on a single platform, it's truly fragile. This is the cost of dependence on X. Who's to blame? InfoFi is over, time to find the next hot spot. Trash information is everywhere. X taking action is also considered normal operation. The track has no moat at all. No wonder it died after a single blow. It seems I still need multi-chain and multi-channel strategies. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. The moment the API was shut down, I knew I was doomed.

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FundingMartyr

· 4h ago

I've long seen that this thing is no good, with spam everywhere. Basically, it's like putting all your eggs in one basket. When InfoFi was hot, no one thought about diversification. Now that it's cooled down, it's too late to regret. Relying solely on this setup will eventually lead to a crash, brother. When the API is shut down, everything dies. This is a common problem with many Web3 projects. If the token crashes, it crashes. Who told you to go all in? What really needs reflection is why risk control wasn't properly implemented.

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