2026-01-18 15:34:11

Social media platforms have recently adjusted their content ecosystem policies, imposing restrictions on paid posting applications, which has affected access to multiple crypto ecosystem tools. As a result, Kaito tokens dropped 14.8% within 24 hours, and InfoFi also experienced a 12% decline during the same period. Meanwhile, projects in the DeFi ecosystem such as DefiLlama are strengthening community security management by switching their Discord servers to read-only mode to prevent scam risks. These series of changes reflect the new challenges Web3 applications face in a compliant ecosystem and also highlight the projects' emphasis on user asset security.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 6h ago

Here comes the reason to cut the leeks again. When Kaito drops 14 points, blaming the platform, I think it's the fundamentals that are not strong.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 6h ago

Another policy adjustment to cut leeks again --- Kaito dropped 14.8%? You should have sold early --- Discord is only read-only all day, what else can we chat about --- Compliance ecosystem? Wake up, brothers --- Is this the freedom of Web3? Haha --- Just wait to be frozen, it's only a matter of time --- Anti-fraud measures are real, but this move is too harsh --- Another round of opportunity to cut losses is here --- Social platforms are starting to crack down completely, it's uncomfortable --- It's time to switch tracks, everyone

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MetaMasked

· 6h ago

It's starting to get stuck again... This time it's the paid posting tool. Kaito dropped 14.8%. Is it true? I thought it was just normal fluctuation. Discord changed to read-only mode. DefiLlama is probably scared to death. Compliance, when said nicely, is protection; when said harshly, you know what it is... The problem is, who will build the underlying infrastructure? It can't always be at the mercy of others. Web3 is still too dependent on centralized platforms, which is a big problem. Are they planning to run away and switch tools again? So annoying. Where should I look for information when Discord is read-only? This drop feels like someone is dumping, otherwise why so fast? I told you early on not to bet everything on these social mining projects.

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