2026-01-15 20:37:11

Platform X just recently delisted InfoFi applications on a large scale, and the Kaito team has launched a brand new product line?

This inevitably makes people wonder—was the $KAITO thing developed in real-time, or was there a mature plan already in the background waiting to be launched? From this timing, it’s quite interesting. 🤔

When market regulation trends change and products are quickly launched, it usually indicates either the team’s quick response capability or long-term pre-planning. Regardless of the case, this kind of action is sending a signal: even as the ecosystem tightens, the pace of innovation doesn’t seem to have slowed down.

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TommyTeacher

· 5h ago

Haha, this timing is really perfect. It feels like Kaito has been holding this move for a while. --- I've seen this tactic many times. Whenever X bans InfoFi, they immediately launch a new product. It’s not a coincidence. --- Whether it's a quick reaction or they’ve been prepared for a long time, the key point is that they dare to push back, which is quite bold. --- Whenever regulation tightens, new things come out. This kind of team really has some skills. --- $KAITO’s move here looks like they came prepared, otherwise how could they be so quick? --- Actually, this is just testing the bottom line. When X strikes once, they rush in another direction, trying to see how far they can go. --- Is it really that fast to have something ready, or was there already a plan in place, just a matter of timing? --- This is probably the normal state of Web3 innovation. The stricter the regulation, the more creative the responses become.

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ForkMaster

· 5h ago

Haha, this timing is really perfect. As soon as the regulation hits, there's already new activity? I bet five bucks this thing has been gathering dust in the drawer for a while. To put it simply, it's just waiting for the right wind direction, an old trick. The three kids I raised have all seen through this move.

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JustHereForMemes

· 5h ago

Haha, really, the timing is just too perfect, it feels like they've been holding back for a while. Once regulations tighten, the team immediately launches new products—this is not just a reactive move. Kaito definitely has some tricks up their sleeve this time; it seems there are more surprises to come. They've been prepared for a long time, just waiting for a catalyst. This hand is played quite cleverly, I have to say. Whenever regulations shift, new things are launched immediately—it's clear they are well-prepared. Even if the ecosystem tightens, it can't stop the pace of innovation, haha. This definitely wasn't thought up in the past couple of days; it's too coincidental. Let's see how things develop next; this round is quite interesting.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 5h ago

不对劲啊，这时间卡得也太巧了，感觉早就憋着呢 --- 又是这种监管一动产品就跟上的套路，看着就有点问题 --- 说实话我有点怀疑是不是提前就准备好了，只是等风口 --- 快速反应能力这么强？我怎么有点信不了 --- 这波操作确实狠，生态收紧反而加速推新 --- 等等，Kaito早就想好这条路了吧？不然反应不会这么快 --- 有点意思，规管一收紧反而有新东西冒出来了 --- 一声令下马上上线新产品，这得多早就在筹备啊 --- 我就想知道这是真的反应快还是本来就有预案 --- Kaito这套组合拳打得有点讲究，不像是临时抱佛脚 --- 生态被挤压反而迎来新机会，这剧本有点意思

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 5h ago

Haha, this timing is really perfect. Just as regulators start to take action, Kaito pops up. What a coincidence. They've been prepared for a while, it’s impossible that they just came up with this stuff so quickly. It looks pretty interesting, but I don’t know how long this wave can last. They grabbed the spots quickly, but whether they can survive remains to be seen. They’ve laid the groundwork for so long; it can’t be just this little amount of content, right? I’ve seen this set of logic several times before; how did it usually turn out in the end? Innovating under the guise of compliance, but the tactics are still the same—same soup, different medicine. Is this wave a gamble to dodge regulatory trouble? Feels pretty risky.

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