Let's surf 5G for a while. X has disabled access to the Infofi application API. Is the era of talking nonsense coming to an end? This may have had a short-term impact on the interests of many small and medium-sized creators. As a creator, let me share my perspective. Yesterday, after the product manager of X posted a tweet, Kaito's coin price fell by 20%. It can be seen from the user's perspective that the world has been complaining for a long time. Firstly, Infofi has indeed developed into a very awkward situation, where users are encroached upon by robots and hydrology on the timeline, and the project team may distribute chips to reap losses. There is also a possibility of tarnishing the image due to a large amount of low-quality publicity. Kaito is unable to control pricing and allocation power, making it difficult and thankless. In the early stage of Infofi's healthy development, I also benefited a bit from it. However, in the later stage, I was a bit tired of the form of lip syncing, and the projects I had researched became too lazy to write on Kaito. Writing still requires some internal drive. I don't like being driven by others and instead want to write something that I am truly interested in, such as Vibe Coding. I thought Infofi would gradually be eliminated naturally without any profit takers, but I didn't expect it to be directly terminated by the X team in such a way. The reason for this may still be due to insufficient technical capabilities. The Infofi platform algorithm led by Kaito finds it difficult to further distinguish the quality of tweets, making it difficult to regulate user behavior and provide stable services. The X team is also tired of upgrading algorithms to deal with the army of robots, so they simply killed the possibility of profit at the source. Kaito was also the first to respond, announcing the transformation of Kaito Studio, a KOL platform that connects project partners and elite creators. Is it really planning to make a comeback or is it trying to buy time to ship? It's hard to evaluate. But a large number of customer churn is already an inevitable fact. There is an interesting observation: The encryption field is not the largest group in the entire Twitter community, but it has received special attention from the X team. On the one hand, X is the most important information channel in the cryptocurrency market, and its user base may not be large, but the amount of funds behind it is in the trillions. On the other hand, it may also be related to Musk's personal preferences and X's future expansion into the cryptocurrency market. After taking the stage, X updated many encryption related functions, and he himself is still a consultant for Solana. The planned smart asset tags have already added buying and selling functions, and this' one size fits all 'policy may also be giving way to their potential future business. Another point is that there is a much larger army of robots coming for Musk's salary than just talking. Whether it can really improve the Twitter environment in the future still needs to be observed.