KAITO fell more than 20% after X (formerly Twitter) banned reward-for-posting InfoFi apps and revoked API access for incentivized engagement, removing the Yaps-driven utility that underpinned demand. The token broke major support at $0.70 and traded around $0.5444, a structural breakdown rather than a routine correction. Short-term support is $0.4600–$0.4700 (failure could push KAITO to $0.3600–$0.3800). On-chain supply risk has risen: ~4.6M KAITO are scheduled to exit staking soon, team/early backer unlocks are upcoming, and exchange-bound transfers have increased. Near-term recovery depends on buyers defending the $0.46–$0.47 zone.

X banned InfoFi reward-for-posting apps and revoked incentivized-engagement API access, removing the Yaps-driven utility; KAITO dropped >20% and broke $0.70 support. On-chain supply pressure is increasing (≈4.6M exiting staking, upcoming team/backer unlocks, more exchange-bound transfers). Short-term outlook hinges on defense of $0.46–$0.47 support.