InfoFi platforms didn’t die because of X.
They died because farming KOLs isn’t a sustainable business model.
$TRIA launched today.
Platforms got paid.
KOLs got nothing.
@cookiedotfun at least had the decency to explain.
@MindoAI ? Not a word.
Says a lot about how much they actually care.
Thanks to Nikita cuz in the end he saved the reputation of Kols.

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