I just saw that Nikita Bier, the head of product at X, made an interesting statement about the spam problem on crypto accounts. He says that basically there is no technology that can fully solve this, which is quite honest coming from someone in his position.

The most shocking part is that according to his data, 80% of transactions on these accounts are operated by bots. I mean, it's almost all automated. That's why Nikita Bier suggests that the only realistic solution is to implement restrictions on secondary responses, to limit what bots can do.

I don't know, it seems they acknowledge that it's a pretty deep problem. Do you think that response restrictions will really help?