I've been seeing a lot of Xhunt lately, so I checked out their website and found they have a paid subscription. This made me curious: what kind of people would pay to see this kind of KOL information? It seems like the barrier to entry for this kind of business is too low. Kaito is the same; anyone can scrape Twitter content, and AI analysis and scoring aren't difficult. Their competitive advantage isn't strong enough. The key is still promotion and networking. But if a giant sets their sights on something like this and fights tooth and nail, I don't believe they can't succeed. On the other hand, services like OKX aggregator and BNB48's builder are much more solid, quietly improving and building upon their existing offerings.

Speaking of which, I should also mention eth/bnb, which gives the impression of steady progress. Frequent node upgrades reflect the massive changes that have occurred over the years. However, AI should be implemented to automatically analyze and resolve major upgrades, especially those that are not backward compatible. I've seen too many fleeting trends, just a bit of excitement.