I have mixed feelings on this one.
I really believe the talk feed shouldn't get shelved.
I really believe there can still be good usecases attached to it ngl.
Maybe, just maybe every posts on base app shouldn't be coined, i agree with them on that.
But while we all make use of X, we still need a decentralised social setting.
Sunsetting creator's reward also feel like creator are getting appreciated less in this space.
InfoFi is dead and what's being done on Base talk about creation really good and it's something that can be built on.
I know it's hard to come to this conclusion but still having an onchain trading app and a social app shouldn't be bad
Let's see where we go from here.

We're making the Base app the best place to trade onchain. 
Starting today, the feed will focus entirely on tradable assets. This means we're removing the Talk feed in favor of a feed of onchain activity.
As part of this shift, we're also sunsetting Creator Rewards. In the last

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