2026-01-17 13:34:15

The KaitoAI situation turned out to be a rug pull, but the API bot community seems resilient. The bot ecosystem is still active with strong user engagement. There's discussion about potentially migrating back to Kaito or exploring alternatives. The setback highlights the importance of due diligence in selecting Web3 projects, though the underlying infrastructure and bot development activity continue to show promise.

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SchrödingersNode

· 5h ago

Another rug pull... I really can't hold it anymore, this time it's Kaito. But honestly, the bot ecosystem is still alive, and that's the key. Heavens, migrate back? Or forget it, looking at other options is more reliable. I'm a bit tired of this routine; doing DD is really important. The resilience of the bot community is still pretty good; the infrastructure hasn't collapsed.

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gas_guzzler

· 5h ago

Another rug pull, but the bot community really can withstand it

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PanicSeller

· 5h ago

Sigh, KaitoAI is down but still insists on coming back, really clueless. --- Rug pull is just a rug pull, as long as the bot ecosystem is still alive, no big deal, just switch to another place. --- I just want to know who will be exploited next time... due diligence? Dream on. --- As long as the infrastructure is still there, there is hope, but this time we really need to learn a lesson. --- Community resilience is just talk; once the next harvest begins, everyone will scatter. --- By the way, who ran away early this time? Envy. --- Migrating again and looking for alternatives, aren’t you all tired?

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 5h ago

KaitoAI has crashed... This is just another day in Web3. But looking at the community still working on migration plans shows that the underlying infrastructure still has value. I always say, keep your position small, do thorough due diligence, and you won't die. Once again, I’ve given newcomers a lesson—if the supply line is cut off, don’t hold on stubbornly; timely reallocation is the way to go.

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