Solana ecosystem applications have their APIs cut off: millions of dollars in revenue just gone like that

2026-01-16 02:04:22

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Interestingly, the InfoFi application in the Solana ecosystem has recently encountered some issues. According to insiders, this application has generated millions of dollars in revenue from enterprise API access, but they actually don’t want this money.

Doesn’t that sound a bit unbelievable? There’s actually a story behind it. Earlier, the X platform decided to revoke its API access because the InfoFi application brought a lot of spam content issues. This move directly cut off the application’s revenue source. Although it may seem a bit unfortunate from a business perspective, from the perspective of ecosystem governance, such decisive platform decisions are still commendable. After all, protecting user experience and maintaining a clean platform environment always come before revenue.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-19 00:54

Millions of dollars cut off just like that, this X platform really means business This move by InfoFi is basically shooting itself in the foot, with trash content flooding everywhere But on the other hand, ecological cleanliness is indeed necessary, or no one will make money in the end

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MEVSandwich

· 01-18 03:23

Once this API is withdrawn, millions are gone just like that haha, Web3 is like this When there's too much garbage content, no one will tolerate it, X's move is quite ruthless Saying you don't want that money, means you were forced into it Ecosystem governance needs to be this strict to survive longer

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 01-16 02:33

Millions of dollars gone in an instant, this move is really ruthless.

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