X Platform Cracks Down on InfoFi Projects Over Spam Concerns
X has moved to restrict API access for several InfoFi-related crypto projects, including Kaito, Cookie, and Xeet, according to a policy update announced by the platform's Head of Product. The decision aims to combat spam and prevent the spread of low-quality, AI-generated content across the platform. This marks a significant shift in how major social networks are addressing cryptocurrency-related tools and their impact on content quality. The restrictions signal growing concerns within tech platforms about the intersection of AI, crypto projects, and user experience, as the industry continues to grapple with maintaining authentic engagement while managing emerging risks.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 7h ago
Another ban on crypto projects, X is probably scared off by the trash content.
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SandwichVictim
· 7h ago
ngl, InfoFi is completely done for now. These trash bots should have been banned long ago.
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GasGuzzler
· 8h ago
Speaking of X, this wave really couldn't hold back anymore. Can the infofarmers stop flooding us with crap every day?
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CountdownToBroke
· 8h ago
Censorship again? x This is probably to prevent infobots from flooding the entire platform. Spam is indeed annoying, but a blunt approach like this feels too harsh.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 8h ago
Selling, selling, selling, and now regulation has started again. Looks like infofi folks will have to find new ways to make a living.
X Platform Cracks Down on InfoFi Projects Over Spam Concerns
X has moved to restrict API access for several InfoFi-related crypto projects, including Kaito, Cookie, and Xeet, according to a policy update announced by the platform's Head of Product. The decision aims to combat spam and prevent the spread of low-quality, AI-generated content across the platform. This marks a significant shift in how major social networks are addressing cryptocurrency-related tools and their impact on content quality. The restrictions signal growing concerns within tech platforms about the intersection of AI, crypto projects, and user experience, as the industry continues to grapple with maintaining authentic engagement while managing emerging risks.