2026-01-15 19:51:30

It looks like the InfoFi project is really going to fail.

Nikita's side said they want to ban "applications that reward users for posting on X," but X itself is rewarding users for posting. Are they playing a game of whack-a-mole here? This policy is completely messed up.

I really want to know how those ongoing activities will end. Will all the running campaigns be canceled? This situation is getting a bit awkward.

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WhaleStalker

· 14h ago

Haha, this level of childish operation, even Nikita can't hold it together anymore. --- X this move is shooting themselves in the foot; the probability of the campaign completely failing isn't low. --- The app that was supposed to reward posting restrictions ended up being the one to cause the issue—this logic is truly incredible. --- InfoFi is probably going to take the blame this time; no one can say how the event will end. --- Where is the promised policy? Turning around and doing the opposite—this public trust is gone. --- Waiting online for an official explanation from Nikita. I don't think this is over.

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YieldHunter

· 14h ago

ngl the regulatory whiplash here is actually hilarious... nikita says no incentivized posts then x literally does the opposite? if you look at the data on these contradiction patterns, it's basically a rug waiting to happen. infifi's tvl probably already bleeding out as we speak 📊

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ForkTongue

· 14h ago

Haha, this self-contradiction is just too ridiculous, you're here slapping yourself in the face. --- Nikita bans this and that, but their own platform turns around and does the same thing... Truly amazing. --- How awkward must it be for the ongoing campaigns? It feels like they're about to cool off completely. --- It's incredible how contradictory this is. How did they even come up with this policy? --- Banning on one hand and rewarding on the other—such double standards are played so smoothly. --- This decision is really absurd. It seems InfoFi can't hold on anymore. --- Even the officials don't follow the rules themselves. How can the projects below survive? --- Doing a whole set of tricks here, hilarious.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 14h ago

Haha, hitting yourself in the face, this move is absolutely brilliant. --- If the entire campaign is halted, what about those remaining reward pools? Will you eat the losses yourself? --- The nested policy is truly funny, banning others from doing what you’re doing yourself. --- InfoFi’s decline was inevitable; this move just accelerated it. --- Nikita’s move was really clever, first blocking others, then going on top himself, full political correctness. --- Those still daring to participate in these campaigns are really brave. --- It's absurd, speaking so grandly, then turning around with a different story—classic double standards. --- Embarrassing? We’ve already passed the stage of embarrassment; it’s purely a trust crisis.

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0xOverleveraged

· 14h ago

Haha, this policy is a slap in the face. Left hand bans, right hand rewards. Who cares who loses? --- If the entire campaign is stopped, those early participants will be in an awkward position... --- InfoFi might as well change its name to InfoDie after this round. --- Nikita's move is indeed outrageous, it feels like they're making things difficult for their own people. --- But about rewarding X with posts, honestly, it's just to retain users. Nikita's set of rules probably won't hold up either. --- Right now, I guess a bunch of project teams are watching the follow-up of this matter. The outlook is worrying. --- A layered shell game, stacking layer after layer, and in the end, it turns into a joke for themselves. --- Whether this event ends or not, it's a trap. Ending it hurts users; not ending it hurts the rules.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 14h ago

Laughing to death, this self-contradictory move is an art form, I give full marks to Nikita for this script. --- It's another story of "what I say doesn't count," happening every day in the crypto world. --- Should this campaign go on or not? I bet five dollars it will end without any results. --- Nested dolls, layer after layer—this is true decentralized policy making. --- So the question is, who will oversee these people in charge? --- Looking at this situation, InfoFi might as well be renamed InfoDie.

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