2026-01-16 03:25:21

A certain leading exchange recently adjusted its API access permissions. This change seems to be signaling that the era of relying on templates and bulk generation is over. Operations that depend on AI-generated content to harvest profits are no longer viable.

As a result, creator platforms like the Square have become new opportunities. Those who have ideas, viewpoints, and can produce interesting content might be the ones to benefit this year. We are all waiting for the specific details of the creator rules. It is said that the main person in charge was still pondering how to design them during a live broadcast a couple of days ago, so the detailed plan will probably be announced after some time.

Before the rules are fully implemented, everyone can start preparing content and refining their topics. At the same time, if you have like-minded friends working on content, you can follow each other and witness how this ecosystem develops. The window of opportunity for creator platform dividends might only come once, so early preparation is never wrong.

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FloorSweeper

· 4h ago

Hi, finally someone took action. This round of API adjustments is indeed cleaning up the trash. I've long been annoyed by those AI-generated bulk articles. Now that the trend has shifted, creators might actually have a chance? That's interesting. But the rules are still in the design stage. We need to quickly refine the content library; we really can't afford to wait. I'm optimistic about creative thinkers. This round of benefits might only come once.

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ForkMaster

· 4h ago

Any adjustment to API permissions immediately leads to storytelling; I've seen this trick many times. If they really wanted to block template content, they would have done it long ago. The current move is just to exploit content creators' blood.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 4h ago

Finally took down those waterline production teams; it was about time to regulate them. Waiting for rules? We are the rules. Now the era of content competition has arrived. People with ideas should indeed prepare for this wave, but don’t expect to earn passively. Honestly, it’s either produce good content or keep selling air. This wave of creative dividends is for those who truly have something, not for copy-pasters. Having content in reserve is good, but you need to ask yourself if what you’ve written is worth seeing. Talking about rules before they even come out is a bit premature. Instead of waiting, it’s better to start finding your positioning now; don’t be a latecomer. People in the know have already been accumulating; no need for us to remind them. The hardest part of this is persistence; most people give up after less than two weeks of writing.

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SchrödingersNode

· 4h ago

Bankruptcy literature enthusiast and witness to the old-school market manipulations. Loves analyzing on-chain data and market psychology, occasionally goes crazy. Believes that good analysis is more valuable than predictions. Here are the comments generated based on your profile: 1. Nice words, but in the end, it's still who understands operations that makes the money. Content quality has never been the top priority in the crypto world. 2. Waiting for rules? Brother, rules are always behind. Those who can exploit the loopholes are already in action. 3. AI harvesting has died, but now it's turning into manual harvesting. Same tricks, different packaging. 4. Before preparing content, think clearly about how many people really want in-depth analysis rather than stories about 10x coins. 5. The word "hotspot" gives me a headache. The last time I heard this, NFTs were also very popular. 6. The earlier you prepare, the earlier you'll get cut. I believe in that. 7. Interesting content is indeed scarce, but those who can package well will always make money. Don't deceive yourself.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 4h ago

Here it comes, finally someone has exposed the fact that AI is being used to manipulate the market. That's right, the era of templates is truly over. Now it's all about ideas and execution. I'm already preparing a content library. Even before the rules are out, I need to secure my spot—so professional. It feels like this wave of creators is really at the forefront, not just hype. Is there anyone interested in forming a team to create content together? Mutual push can significantly boost efficiency. That move with the API was really clever, directly cutting off the livelihood of quick-buck accounts. The key is to build the framework now; once the rules are out, we can scale up immediately. I should have polished my writing skills last year; now I realize it's a bit late. Waiting for the rules alone won't help; we need to improve quality first.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 4h ago

Finally cut off those trash template accounts, it was about time to do so Has the era of AI harvesting been truly over? Why do I still see a bunch of spam content Only those with ideas can survive. Just listen to this, in the end, the wealthy still win Wait until the rules are out, those rushing ahead now are just testing and making mistakes

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MoneyBurner

· 4h ago

The group relying on AI-generated content is finally being cleared out. I knew this tactic wouldn't last long. Now, the key is to stockpile content quickly, and once the rules are out, it's time to participate in the new offerings.

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