Platform updates that actually matter—fewer bots, less AI-generated noise, genuinely useful conversations. That's what we need to see more of.

What's been bothering me about InfoFi's evolution is the incentive structure itself. It's been rewarding the same circle of players while locking out newcomers. The rich get richer, and that's not how decentralized communities should work. The latest changes seem to be addressing this—rebalancing rewards, pushing back against low-quality spam, creating space for real participation. Not perfect, but moving in the right direction. That kind of structural thinking is how Web3 platforms actually improve.