Twitter recently revoked the third-party reward API interface, and this change has triggered a chain reaction in the crypto community. AI concept tokens were hit hardest, with projects like $KAITO experiencing a sharp decline in price. Although I am not involved in such tokens, from an ecological perspective, this move is quite significant.

Previously, AI automated content flooded Twitter, severely polluting the information stream. Many followers reported that the content delivery algorithm was completely messed up, and even subscribing to the notification bell often failed to deliver updates from content creators. This API adjustment is undoubtedly a cleanup of the ecosystem—by cutting off the third-party reward mechanism, it directly severed the incentive chain for low-quality content.

In the short term, there will be price fluctuations, but in the long term, this could be a necessary measure for Twitter to optimize community quality. Let's observe for a while to see if the content delivery ecosystem can gradually recover.