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Twitter (X) Bans Crypto 'InfoFi' Apps Citing AI Sp...
Bankless •Thursday, January 15, 2026 at 04:43 PM•1 min read

Twitter (X) Bans Crypto 'InfoFi' Apps Citing AI Spam Surge: Bankless Report

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Twitter, now known as X, has banned several cryptocurrency "InfoFi" applications from its platform. According to reports, the decision to revoke API access was announced by product lead Nikita Bier. The stated reason for the ban is a surge in AI-generated spam on the platform. These "InfoFi" apps reportedly rewarded users for their posts. The development highlights the ongoing challenges social media platforms face in combating spam and maintaining the integrity of user interactions, particularly within the evolving landscape of Web3 and crypto-related applications.

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Twitter, now known as X, has banned several cryptocurrency "InfoFi" applications from its platform. According to reports, the decision to revoke API access was announced by product lead Nikita Bier. The stated reason for the ban is a surge in AI-generated spam on the platform. These "InfoFi" apps reportedly rewarded users for their posts. The development highlights the ongoing challenges social media platforms face in combating spam and maintaining the integrity of user interactions, particularly within the evolving landscape of Web3 and crypto-related applications.

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