A major API policy shift is impacting the on-chain analytics sector. Several data tracking platforms including KaitoAI and Wallchain have lost access to critical data sources, severely limiting their ability to monitor user activity and provide market insights. This restriction signals tightening oversight of data collection practices across major platforms. The move could reshape how decentralized finance projects access real-time intelligence, forcing the industry to explore alternative solutions and data infrastructure. Projects previously reliant on these tracking services now face operational challenges.
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ChainWallflower
· 14h ago
Another wave of APIs has been cut, on-chain data is becoming increasingly difficult to handle.
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WhaleInTraining
· 14h ago
Another new trick to harvest the little guys, data bottleneck indeed.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 14h ago
Now the on-chain data will be self-sufficient. It seems that major platforms really need to tightly control this area.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 14h ago
The API is bottlenecked again... DeFi projects will have to figure things out on their own now.
KaitoAI's data sources have all been cut off, it's only a matter of time.
It should have been managed like this earlier; previous data collection indeed had no boundaries.
Who would still dare to rely on these tracking tools? Building their own infrastructure is the more reliable approach.
It feels like the on-chain analysis industry is about to undergo a reshuffle.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 14h ago
Data restrictions are back again, and this time on-chain analytics is taking a hit.
KaitoAI and Wallchain being cut off at the root is truly painful, but to be fair, this was bound to happen sooner or later.
Let's wait and see—it's time for the smaller players to build their own infrastructure.
A major API policy shift is impacting the on-chain analytics sector. Several data tracking platforms including KaitoAI and Wallchain have lost access to critical data sources, severely limiting their ability to monitor user activity and provide market insights. This restriction signals tightening oversight of data collection practices across major platforms. The move could reshape how decentralized finance projects access real-time intelligence, forcing the industry to explore alternative solutions and data infrastructure. Projects previously reliant on these tracking services now face operational challenges.