I saw that X's product manager talked about the chaos in cryptocurrency accounts, especially regarding spam responses. He said that technology alone doesn't solve anything because practically 80% of the transactions there are managed by bots. So, in the end, the only effective way would be to limit responses at a secondary level. That is, rather than trying to block everything with smart filters, we need to fundamentally restrict the system. It makes sense because the problem with cryptocurrency accounts is that they've become hunting grounds for automation. I don't know about you, but I think this is a realistic view of the problem. What do you think, is this a feasible solution or too drastic?