The backer behind Kaito is once again taking action. Seven days ago, a wallet associated with Kaito transferred 5 million KAITO tokens to the hot wallet of a major exchange.
There seems to be a larger background behind this move. According to industry insiders, as early as December 3rd, X's official account issued a clear directive to major incentive ranking platforms—stop using the X API for various reward and ranking activities. The notice was quite firm, leaving no room for negotiation.
After deducting the initial communication and negotiation period, by early January, most platforms had already received follow-up notices. Interestingly, during this time, the Kaito project team seemed to have already anticipated the policy shift and began making large transfers. This chain reaction caused the market to start re-evaluating how far projects that rely on platform incentives can really go.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 8h ago
Oh man, five million KAITO tokens dumped into the exchange all at once. They must know something big is coming, right?
Wait, X officially announced it long ago. Why are these people still playing the incentive ranking game... They really only run when policies come, and they run pretty fast.
Projects that rely on the platform to survive are like this—blow a little wind and they fall over. They should have seen this pattern coming a long time ago.
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RiddleMaster
· 8h ago
5 million tokens directly dumped on the exchange, is this a move to run away?
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MetaverseLandlord
· 8h ago
This is the rhythm of another crash, 5 million coins directly dumped into the exchange...
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WalletDetective
· 8h ago
Hmm... Dropping 5 million tokens all at once, this pace is really a bit reckless.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 8h ago
Bro, throwing 5 million coins directly into the exchange, is this a move to run away...
The backer behind Kaito is once again taking action. Seven days ago, a wallet associated with Kaito transferred 5 million KAITO tokens to the hot wallet of a major exchange.
There seems to be a larger background behind this move. According to industry insiders, as early as December 3rd, X's official account issued a clear directive to major incentive ranking platforms—stop using the X API for various reward and ranking activities. The notice was quite firm, leaving no room for negotiation.
After deducting the initial communication and negotiation period, by early January, most platforms had already received follow-up notices. Interestingly, during this time, the Kaito project team seemed to have already anticipated the policy shift and began making large transfers. This chain reaction caused the market to start re-evaluating how far projects that rely on platform incentives can really go.