X is revising its API policy, revoking users' API access to post on X.

BlockBeats News, January 15 — X product lead and Solana ecosystem advisor Nikita Bier stated, "We are revising the developer API policy: applications that incentivize users to post on X (also known as ‘InfoFi’) will no longer be allowed. These mechanisms have already caused a large amount of low-quality AI content and reply spam on the platform.

We have revoked API access for these applications, so your X experience will soon start to improve (once the bots realize that posting no longer pays).

If your developer account has been terminated as a result, please contact us proactively, and we will assist you in migrating your business to Threads and Bluesky."

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