Crypto News Aggregators Face 60% Revenue Cut as Community Cheers for Change
The problem is straightforward: creators are being overshadowed by accounts that simply repost content without adding anything new, which is lowering the overall quality of what people see. According to Bier, the issue isn’t about free speech, but about how the platform rewards content. The way the platform makes money has been exploited by accounts that flood feeds with old news, often labeled as “BREAKING.” This means that posts get attention not because they’re original or thoughtful, but because they’re repeated often, creating an unhealthy environment.
