People tune out of daily ETF flows. What matters is the bigger picture. Up and to the right - it's pretty inspiring.

What’s interesting about X shutting down incentive-driven posting isn’t just that it happened, but what it exposed. When Nikita said paid posts were done, the reaction from InfoFi was immediate. API access gone. Programs paused. Kaito and Cookie DAO both pulled core features. That alone tells you how central incentives were - and says something about the data itself. If engagement collapses the moment rewards disappear, how much of that “information” reflected genuine belief versus people optimizing for payouts? InfoFi sold the idea that attention equals insight. But once you pay people to speak, speech changes. Volume goes up. Originality goes down. Timing beats substance. You stop measuring what people think and start measuring what’ll get you paid. A cleaner X feed is the obvious upside. The quieter one is post quality. Removing incentives strips away a layer of performance and leaves behind something closer to the signal, even if there is less of it. That does not mean InfoFi is useless. It means the easy version failed. Data built on rented attention is fragile. The moment the rent stops, so does the signal. As witnessed. Did you think InfoFi actually surfaced insight, or just manufactured activity that looked like insight?