InfoFi's Shift: From Quantity to Quality

InfoFi, a platform that started by paying users for their posts, is now facing a big change. At first, it was all about the number of posts and how much attention they got. But now, with too much low-quality content flooding the system, the focus is shifting towards rewarding trustworthy information. This change is splitting the market into two. On one side, there are platforms that still focus on getting as much content and engagement as possible. They use automation and tricks to keep users interested, but the quality of information is often low. On the other side, there are platforms that are trying to build a system where reliable information is valued more than the amount of content.Some platforms that started with the first approach are now trying to switch to the second one. They are adjusting their systems to reward users who provide high-quality information. However, critics are skeptical. They argue that these platforms are just rebranding themselves without actually improving the quality of information. The first approach, which focuses on quantity, might bring faster growth and more active users. But it also leads to high turnover rates and weak long-term value. The second approach, which focuses on quality, might grow slower but could build a stronger foundation over time. In the end, InfoFi's initial problem was that it rewarded quantity over quality. Now, it's trying to fix that by shifting its focus. One path will continue to look like content farming with better tools. The other is trying to turn credibility into a valuable asset.