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Father of Smart Contracts: Supports X's Revocation of InfoFi App API Access, Incentive-Based Posting Platforms Like Kaito Generate Massive Low-Quality Content
Odaily News Nic Carter, known as the father of smart contracts and co-founder of Castle Island Ventures, posted on the X platform stating that incentive-based posting on platforms like Kaito, combined with AI, has generated a large amount of low-quality content. The early appeal of the crypto tweetosphere lay in grassroots competition, whereas the current industry growth focus has shifted towards stablecoins and financial infrastructure, leaning more towards institutional and VC narratives. Ordinary retail investors find it difficult to sense opportunities for "fair participation and turning the tables to get rich," leading to a decline in their enthusiasm for participation. Furthermore, X platform's "de-niche-ification" design, which strengthens the "For You" recommendations, makes it difficult for creators to reach their niche communities, resulting in fewer opportunities for professional crypto content to be recommended. Nic Carter added that the X platform has already responded quickly by revoking the API access of the "InfoFi" application to reduce platform spam, and he strongly supports this approach.
X Product Lead: InfoFi Apps Pay Millions for API Access, But the Platform No Longer Needs This Revenue
Odaily News X product lead Nikita Bier posted on the X platform, stating that InfoFi apps pay millions of dollars for API access, but the platform no longer needs this revenue.Previously, X revoked API access for InfoFi apps because such applications were causing the platform to generate a large amount of AI spam and reply spam.
X Revokes API Access for Reward-Posting Applications, KAITO Plunges Over 15% in Short Term
According to a post by OBEL NEWS on the X platform, X has revoked API access for applications that reward users for posting on X, causing KAITO to drop over 15% in a short period.
Cookie: Cannot determine the performance of the TGE token; only provides tools for the project to operate InfoFi activities.
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Cookie DAO issued an announcement regarding the significant price drop of its token TGE on Cookie Launchpad. The announcement stated that the token's performance on and after TGE was not determined by Cookie; the project team independently decides on fundraising amounts, token economics, and liquidity arrangements. Cookie does not participate in the project's treasury, pricing, or control post-market price movements. Cookie merely acts as the InfoFi platform: providing tools for projects to operate InfoFi activities, rewarding users who genuinely bring attention, content, and mindshare to the project.
Cookie is launched in the first phase of InfoFi, and the token COOKIE has increased by 13.25% in 24 hours
Odaily News According to official news, Cookie launched the first phase of InfoFi, including cookie.fun v1.0 alpha version and Cookie Snaps, which are used to analyze projects and KOLs in the crypto field and obtain high-quality CT content rewards. In addition, Cookie will launch a decentralized, community-led reward pool. Market data shows that COOKIE rose above 0.17 USDT and is currently trading at 0.176 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 13.25%.