Platform Policy Shift Impacts Web3 Apps: A major social media platform has updated its API access policies, effectively restricting third-party applications from rewarding user engagement through native posting features. This regulatory shift has resulted in revoked API permissions for several popular information finance applications that had built their core mechanics around incentivizing content creation. One notable project that operated during 2024-2025 found itself on the receiving end of these policy enforcement actions, joining a growing list of Web3 apps navigating increasingly restrictive platform environments. The move reflects broader tensions between centralized social platforms and decentralized application ecosystems seeking sustainable engagement models.