2026-01-15 20:52:05

After the algorithm adjustment on Platform X, the project parties' data collection permissions have been restricted. Kaito is also responding—officially ending the data service model and shifting towards studio development. The golden era of charging project parties through data services seems to be truly over. What does this shift mean? Previously, Kaito had strong bargaining power with project parties, with a single project earning tens of thousands of USDT, but the business model has now been completely rewritten. This directly impacts Kaito's revenue structure, and investors' expectations for its token price may also adjust. The industry landscape is quietly changing.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 4h ago

Kaito got exploited, now it's unplayable --- The data business is over, no wonder no one has been hyping it lately --- Hundreds of thousands of USDT back then were truly lucrative, now transferring to studio is probably also out of necessity --- Damn, is this what they call industry adjustment? Basically, it means the job security is shattered --- It should have been regulated earlier; playing the game of data monopoly is not sustainable --- Investors might cut positions at any moment, let's wait and see what happens next --- How does studio make money? Still relying on fundraising and pie-in-the-sky promises? --- This shift might be fatal; Kaito will have to find a new job --- Who would have thought that just changing an algorithm could rewrite the entire business model

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GasGasGasBro

· 5h ago

Buddy, this wave is pretty intense. The data service job market is collapsing just like that. Old business models are dead, and the new ones haven't emerged yet? It feels a bit uncertain. Kaito is probably being forced; if he doesn't turn around, he'll be waiting for death. Can the studio withstand the previous multi-hundred-thousand USDT orders? I'm a bit skeptical. Does this mean the coin price is about to plunge? X, this cut is quite deep... Can switching to the studio really save lives, or is it just a gamble? Is this a sign of a major industry reshuffle? Kaito is now considered to be passively downgraded. It seems like the good days of Web3 are being gradually eroded by policies and platforms.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 5h ago

Ah, the golden age of data monetization has finally come to an end, and it was forcibly strangled by the platform. Once again, a scene of business model bankruptcy, I feel a bit familiar with this. Kaito has been forcibly transformed from a vampire into a worker; the days of hundreds of thousands per project are truly gone. Now the coin price is going to fall, investors' illusions need to wake up. With one move by X, the entire chain's business logic must be rewritten, a typical platform crackdown. In the past, we relied on information asymmetry to cut leeks; now we have to sell services openly and legitimately. This transition is a bit painful.

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NftDeepBreather

· 5h ago

Oh no, the data service gameplay is really saying goodbye. It's a bit sentimental. Honestly, losing a deal worth hundreds of thousands of U is indeed a big hurdle for Kaito. Can switching to studio work help? It still depends on subsequent output; otherwise, investors' confidence will collapse. The key is that X's recent restrictions are unavoidable for everyone; we need to find ways to self-rescue. The coin price will probably drop; a re-pricing of expectations is a certainty.

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