2026-01-18 07:33:16

Don't write off InfoFi just yet—it's evolving, not disappearing.

The information economy is reshaping itself. You need to stay ahead of the curve by:

• Creating research and analysis (writing articles that actually matter)
• Deep diving into prediction markets (understanding where capital flows next)
• Identifying emerging projects early (before they hit mainstream radar)

Data is the new asset class. The winners aren't those who hoard information—they're the ones who process it faster, synthesize it better, and act on it decisively. Whether it's tracking on-chain metrics, analyzing sentiment shifts, or spotting protocol innovations, the edge belongs to those who dig deeper.

The meta keeps changing. Your job is to keep changing with it.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 7h ago

Data processing speed is more important than the information itself, and I get that, but the real money is still made by those who dare to all in on new projects.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 7h ago

In the information economy, it still comes down to execution. Simply hoarding data isn't enough. --- The prediction market is really reshaping the game rules. Those who react quickly will eat the profits. --- Exactly, now it's about who can minimize the signal-to-noise ratio. No matter how much junk information there is, it’s useless. --- Wait, isn’t this logic still about making money from information asymmetry? Sounds a bit circular... --- No matter how deep on-chain data is buried, in the end, it still comes down to capital volume and execution speed. --- Synthesis, decision-making, action—few people excel in all three stages. --- It feels like just putting a new skin on traditional finance, but the essence hasn't changed.

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