2026-01-15 19:47:52

KAITO experienced a sharp drop today, with a decline of over 30%. The trigger for this sudden plunge was X platform's recent official announcement of a major policy adjustment—preparing to thoroughly clean up InfoFi-type applications that promote "posting to earn" gimmicks.

Why target these apps? X's official reasoning is straightforward: these applications generate大量 AI content and mechanical replies, severely polluting the platform's content ecosystem and drastically degrading user experience. Feedback indicates that API permissions for several related applications have been directly revoked, demonstrating the platform's firm stance.

The InfoFi ecosystem gained popularity in the crypto community for a period and indeed attracted many participants. However, when incentive mechanisms meet low barriers to entry, the proliferation of AI spam bots becomes almost inevitable. This adjustment sends a clear signal to projects like KAITO—platform governance is becoming increasingly strict.

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AirdropChaser

· 7h ago

Haha, another project supported by AI spam bots has collapsed. It was long overdue for cleanup. KAITO really got hit this time. Honestly, they were just enjoying the red envelope incentives too much, and didn’t expect X to get serious. Posting to earn money—this scheme is just a variant of cutting leeks. Now that it’s sanctioned, serves them right. How many dreamers will have to cut losses this time? Even the heart to gamble is gone. X’s crackdown is so harsh; will other platforms be far behind? Everyone should prepare contingency plans. Artificial intelligence and artificial idiots are really indistinguishable. A screen full of mechanical copy-paste—can that even be called content? It feels like the entire InfoFi sector needs a reshuffle. Smart people who get out early can laugh at others. Those still daring to chase high this time are truly brave. I’ve already crossed them off my list.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 7h ago

Sigh, I've seen it coming a long time ago. These kinds of things are bound to fade eventually. Who can stand the overwhelming AI bot armies? Is this still about making money by posting? Wake up, everyone. KAITO's plunge is not unjustified; X should have taken action long ago.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 7h ago

If I had known earlier that these projects are unreliable, making money by posting sounds really ridiculous X taking action is a long-overdue justice, the fake armies should have been cleaned up long ago KAITO's drop this time is well-deserved, the ecosystem was already very fragile Didn't expect anyone to really believe in the "passive income" idea? Wake up This is why I say don't touch InfoFi, it's obviously fake at first glance As platform governance tightens, these air projects all reveal their true nature Another coin that died under policy risks, it seems I need to be more cautious when choosing tracks

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BlockchainTherapist

· 7h ago

It should have been cleaned up long ago. AI spam bots are indeed annoying, and the constant screen flooding really makes it hard to watch. --- This time, it's deserved. These projects only survive by bragging. --- Oh no, is KAITO finished? I was still hoping for a comeback. --- X has taken action, and InfoFi is just a game of hot potato. --- Honestly, I can't stand this kind of model—it's just false prosperity. --- Is the wave of delistings coming, everyone? KAITO might really be in danger. --- It's deserved to be cleaned up. Such applications are inherently toxic. --- I just want to know how many other projects will be affected.

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