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The InfoFi Survival Crisis: X Revokes API Access and the Collapse of Kaito’s Narrative
At the intersection of decentralized finance and social media data, an experiment regarding the "value of information" is facing its most severe survival challenge since its inception. On January 15, 2026, social media giant X (formerly Twitter) suddenly revised its platform rules, announcing the official revocation of API access for "InfoFi" applications, citing that such apps have generated large-scale spam to obtain token incentives. This decision instantly triggered a chain reaction in the Web3 space: as the leader in this sector, the Kaito platform token plummeted 19% within 24 hours, with its market capitalization shrinking to $160 million.
January 12-18, 2026 — Market Accumulates Strength Amid Wait-and-See, Structural Opportunities Emerge in Capital and Ecosystem
Market Accumulates Strength Amid Wait-and-See, Structural Opportunities Emerge in Capital and Ecosystem
Crypto Taxes in the Philippines: 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto is taxed in the Philippines, including trading, mining, staking, NFTs, DeFi, and reporting rules.
Crypto Taxes in Vietnam: 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto is taxed in Vietnam in 2026, including income tax, corporate tax, mining, DeFi, NFTs, and compliance risks.
Crypto Taxes in Egypt: The Complete 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto is taxed in Egypt in 2026, including legal restrictions, taxable income risks, and compliance considerations.
Crypto Taxes in Ukraine: The Complete 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto is taxed in Ukraine in 2026, including rates, taxable events, reporting rules, and compliance tips.
Crypto Taxes in Russia: The Complete 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto is taxed in Russia in 2026. Covers tax rates, reporting rules, taxable events, and compliance for individuals and businesses.
Crypto Taxes in Turkey: Complete 2026 Guide
Learn how crypto taxes work in Turkey, including trading, mining, staking, NFTs, DeFi, rates, and reporting rules.
Solana Mobile and the Web3 Hardware Terminal Revolution
More than a mobile gateway, the Crypto phone represents the migration of digital sovereignty from software layers to silicon