The platform revoked the API access for the InfoFi application, which immediately triggered a chain reaction in the market. The token $KAITO plummeted sharply, with a short-term decline of over 15%.
The implications of this decision are worth pondering. For ordinary users, it may mean a cleaner information flow environment. However, for content creators and KOL ecosystems that rely on the platform's ecosystem operation, it is equivalent to losing an important tool and traffic channel — this is not an easy account to settle.
The market reaction directly reflects the market participants' views on this policy change and also exposes the high sensitivity of certain crypto projects to platform policies.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 7h ago
Another API-dependent project has crashed, serves them right
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$KAITO's 15% drop is purely self-inflicted, who told you to rely so much on the platform
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Haha, KOLs should be crying, no traffic and no tools
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This is called policy risk, everyone. The project team never thought of this
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Pure information? I think it's actually the increasing concentration of power
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Remember next time when choosing projects, don't touch platforms that can KO you with just one sentence
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The ecosystem is so fragile, it's really outrageous. No wonder big funds are hesitant to hold large positions
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Wait, how was the API permission revoked? Is there insider info?
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Laughing to death, KOLs are crying, creators are crying, only the platform is happy
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RugResistant
· 7h ago
Here we go again? When the platform takes a cut, the ecosystem suffers.
Haha, the KOLs are panicking now. No traffic channels = no income.
$KAITO drops 15%, is it really that fragile?
Honestly, it's just putting all your eggs in one basket, serves you right.
Pure? Uh... I think it's mainly about control issues. Stop pretending.
This move is pretty ruthless, directly choking off the supply.
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ProveMyZK
· 7h ago
This is why you shouldn't go all in on a single platform tool, it's too risky
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Once again, policies are implemented uniformly, KOLs are crying in the toilet
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15% decline? I bet it will continue to drop next week
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Basically, the platform wants to tighten traffic, and creators can only find ways themselves
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Pure information? Ha, it's just the platform trying to control the narrative
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$KAITO has really been cut this time, poor those who rely on API for their livelihood
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It's been obvious for a long time, over-reliance on a single channel leads to this kind of outcome
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It feels like more applications will be banned later, this is just the beginning
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MoonRocketman
· 7h ago
When the API is cut off, the $KAITO launch window is directly closed, and a 15% drop indicates how severe the fuel leak is.
This mess exposes how dependent many projects are on platform policies, which is truly fragile.
Without the KOL ecosystem as a traffic channel, the RSI indicator is probably going to break below support.
A single statement from the platform, and projects have to recalculate escape velocity—it's outrageous.
The information flow has become pure, but the cost is that all creative tools are gone—it's a trade-off between fish and bear paws.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 7h ago
Damn, another wave of policy crackdown, $KAITO directly cut by 15%? This is the fate of the crypto world.
When the API is shut down, the entire ecosystem collapses. KOLs are now out of work.
Talking about a pure information flow, isn't it just an excuse for platforms to harvest users...
Policy risks are really f***ing outrageous. Who dares to touch such high-sensitivity projects?
It seems like we need to wait and see again this time. It feels like it will continue to fall.
The platform revoked the API access for the InfoFi application, which immediately triggered a chain reaction in the market. The token $KAITO plummeted sharply, with a short-term decline of over 15%.
The implications of this decision are worth pondering. For ordinary users, it may mean a cleaner information flow environment. However, for content creators and KOL ecosystems that rely on the platform's ecosystem operation, it is equivalent to losing an important tool and traffic channel — this is not an easy account to settle.
The market reaction directly reflects the market participants' views on this policy change and also exposes the high sensitivity of certain crypto projects to platform policies.