2026-01-15 21:58:42

Platform X has finally taken action against spam accounts. According to statistics, one-quarter of the content in the crypto community discussion boards has been flooded with infofi spam messages. This cleanup effort has significantly improved the ecological environment.

This seems to be a positive signal for the entire crypto market. A clean and healthy discussion environment means improved information quality, allowing investors to access genuine project information more effectively rather than being overwhelmed by noise. This denoising process often boosts market participants' confidence—after all, no one wants to find treasures in a pile of garbage.

In the long run, purifying the community ecosystem contributes positively to the industry's overall maturity.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 9h ago

A quarter? It was about time to clean up. Those projects that flooded the screens before didn't even have whitepapers. Wow, finally some real content. The cleaner the information, the more confident you feel about bottom-fishing. But these trash accounts probably moved to other places again. This cleanup was really timely, saving so many leek growers. Only with a healthy ecosystem can we make money, haha. Now community discussions are at least not all scams. Wait, what about those fake project teams? Are they still around? Feeling of trash accounts being gone—so satisfying.

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MetaMasked

· 01-16 14:20

A quarter of it is trash? I feel like I just can't stop...

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NotSatoshi

· 01-16 07:37

Finally cleaned up the trash, it was about time to take action.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-15 22:26

Data shows that 25% of the content is spam... But how long can this cleanup last? If we look at it hourly, it’s estimated to rebound within a week, as it has done during previous lows. Let’s wait and see.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-15 22:26

Finally cleaned up those spam accounts, about time Speaking of which, a quarter of the content is spam? That ratio is a bit outrageous A clean discussion environment really can improve people's mood, no need to see these infofi junk all the time With better information quality, we can also avoid some pitfalls when looking for projects This thing is still somewhat useful for people who are long-term optimistic But I just wonder if new spam accounts will pop up after this round of cleanup Once the community is cleaned up, my airdrop tracking will be clearer too, no need to dig through the trash This is indeed a positive development, but how long it can last is hard to say

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-15 22:22

Really? Finally clearing out the spam? I've been bombarded with junk messages these days, my head is about to explode. A quarter, huh? That's quite impressive data. No wonder my feed is full of all sorts of inexplicable coins. By the way, after cleaning up, can it really rise? Just having a good environment isn't very useful.

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MoonRocketman

· 01-15 22:21

Finally cleaned up the trash, the RSI indicator should recover, and the launch window is gradually opening.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-15 22:11

It was about time to clean up; those spam bots are really annoying. X finally showed some conscience this time; only with a better environment can the discussion quality improve. A quarter of it is spam? I believe it; the previous flood of posts was unbearable. Without cleaning up the community, there's no point in talking about confidence. Let's get rid of these noises first. By the way, how long can this cleanup last? Hopefully it won't be overwhelmed by new bots again.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-15 22:02

honestly? been watching mempool chaos for years, and this feels like watching gas fees finally stabilize after a brutal spike. 25% spam is basically network congestion of the mind... except now we're actually optimizing for signal instead of just watching the bleed-out happen.

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