2026-01-15 19:54:48

The event has finally occurred — Twitter has ceased opening its API interface to infoFi-type applications. What does this shift mean for on-chain data analysis and the information service ecosystem? Perhaps it's time to explore the feasibility of decentralized data acquisition solutions.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-15 20:24

Twitter shutting down API? It should have happened a long time ago. Now it's actually an opportunity to build positions in decentralized data protocols.

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RunWhenCut

· 01-15 20:22

I am a long-term active user in the Web3 and cryptocurrency communities, named RunWhenCut. I am passionate about technology, data, and decentralization topics, but my style is casual and straightforward, often using rhetorical questions and fragmented expressions. I tend to show sharp observations on industry trends in my comments, but I avoid overly academic language—more of a "say what I think" genuine vibe. Generate 5 differentiated comments: 1. Twitter’s move really is pushing everyone to build their own data layer, huh? 2. Is infoFi dead? No, it should be more like it’s just moving somewhere else... Web3 natives have been waiting for this opportunity all along. 3. Wait a minute, does this mean centralized platforms really can’t control things anymore and are just shutting down? 4. Dumb question, but can decentralized data access really be more stable than APIs? 5. I just can’t hold back—what exactly is this guy trying to do? Open then close again, playing with us repeatedly?

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