KAITO was gaining attention because of its yapping system. A mechanism where users were rewarded for activity and engagement, largely driven through X (Twitter).

The problem

The demand wasn’t organic.

It was incentive-driven behavior.

Now with X’s updated policy banning such engagement farming, the entire loop broke.

• No yapping rewards

• No artificial activity

• No reason for users to stay

Result

Price dumped fast.

This isn’t just about KAITO.

It’s a reminder:

If a token’s growth depends on exploiting a platform’s loophole, it’s not a product — it’s a timer.

When the rules change, weak tokenomics get exposed instantly.

$KAITO

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