2026-01-19 20:23:54

The InfoFi sector is experiencing a widespread crash.

Looking back to last year, various projects claiming to be the "strongest InfoFi platform" launched in droves. The promotional teams hyped them up, and funding was also quite good. But now?

One after another, problems are emerging. Project teams disappear into thin air, marketing teams are withdrawn, and the raised funds have vanished without a trace. Former star projects are now collapsing completely.

This is not an isolated case. The entire InfoFi field is sinking. Projects that attracted investors through packaging concepts and high promises have long since revealed their true nature. The market is beginning to realize that having flashy brand stories alone cannot sustain an ecosystem.

Only projects with genuine technical accumulation and practical applications can survive; others are destined to become history.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-19 20:54

Another project that was a wave of rug pulls has failed. Where is the so-called "strongest" now? --- Playing the disappearing act has become old hat. Who's next? --- I knew it would turn out like this. The more hype last year, the worse the fall now. --- They raised tens of millions but now there's no trace. Where did all the money go? --- Concept packaging can last a few years, but ultimately, it's about technology. --- Infodefi, infofi—the more flashy the name, the shorter its lifespan haha. --- I've said it before, as long as there's no real application scenario, it's all just air. --- It seems that information finance can't escape the curse of the crypto world either. --- Flashy marketing, but in the end, it's all just empty. --- The few that survive are probably just a handful, the rest are lessons learned.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-19 20:49

Another round of the big leek-cutting show, this time it's InfoFi's turn. I've seen it all along, none of those hyped-up projects are reliable. Fund evaporation is a normal operation, anyway the leeks will never learn their lesson. Relying solely on stories is useless; what really matters is solid substance. Wait, I hope I haven't missed any airdrop opportunities here. The reshuffle in this sector is quite thorough; luckily, I didn't get in too much. Talking about the strongest platform every day has become a joke now. It's time to wake up from believing in these hype concepts. Where will the next hot spot be? We need to find the few that can survive.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-19 20:45

I should have known earlier. I never believed that group of InfoFi hype last year. They run away faster than they raise funds, it's hilarious. If you have no real technology, don't mess around, you're wasting everyone's time. Another hype concept crashing, so boring. That's why I only look at the code and don't listen to stories.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-19 20:44

Another track has fallen, I saw it coming a long time ago. The disappearing act has really been overplayed; next time, don't believe in the so-called strongest platform. Those who are constantly scamming for funding should all be locked up. Only genuine things can survive; everything else is just a bubble. I already said that those who boast will eventually crash. This cleanup is a good thing, flushing out all the trash. How many people's money has been deceived by sweet talk?

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AllInAlice

· 01-19 20:40

Is it that time of year again for the harvest season? I just want to ask those who raised tens of millions, is that enough to cover the exit fees?

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