InfoFi as we knew it basically ended and, in my opinion, was going there anyway.
👉When Nikita Bier announced important changes to the API guidelines, it wasn't just a policy update. It exposed a deeper problem. Shortly after, platforms like KaitoAI and Cookie3 shut down their InfoFi products, and the pattern became clear.
👉The current design of InfoFi was flawed from the beginning.
Instead of rewarding insights, it rewarded output. Quantity over quality. AI-generated content instead of thoughtful content. Many projects were sold with the idea that InfoFi would "solve distribution," only to later find out it was a trap. Many impressions, very little signaling.
👉At its core, InfoFi became a lemon market. Below-average KOLs competing for the same incentives, while strong creators walked away. Why risk your reputation in a system that doesn't value credibility or long-term trust?
And this is the main point: impressions do not build ecosystems.
Conversions do. Understanding does. Real engagement does.
👉So, what now?
Social and finance will not disappear, they will evolve.
🔥This is where Binance Square truly stands out. Instead of gamifying noise, it connects real users, real identities, and real financial actions. Content does not float in a vacuum; it is contextual, actionable, and linked to an ecosystem that people actually use.
🔥And then we have CreatorPad.
This seems the opposite of InfoFi. Instead of extracting value from creators, it offers them infrastructure. Tools to build communities, launch ideas, and grow alongside users, not at their expense. No race to the bottom. No incentive for spam. Just alignment.
💪This is how Super Apps are formed:
social discovery, trust, finance, and distribution all in one place.
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