🚀 Bitcoin hits new all-time highs, and stablecoins are becoming mainstream. But in this bull market, the real question is: Can attention economies built on platforms like Kaito, Noise, and Cookie create sustainable value?

In Part II of CoinEx Research’s InfoFi series, we explore the monetization of attention—turning social capital into financial assets. Here’s a quick look: Kaito: A gamified system that rewards content creation but risks fueling hype without long-term value. Noise: A marketplace for trading attention scores—attention as a speculative commodity. Cookie: Shifting from raw engagement to structured, AI-driven influence metrics. InfoFi could change the future of Web3, but challenges remain. Without decentralization and transparency, these systems risk amplifying noise over real influence. 🔍 Know more on CoinEx: https://www.coinex.com/s/4EBV #Crypto #InfoFi #CoinExResearch #AttentionEconomy #Blockchain

In this bull run, hype is everywhere. Many projects now fight for followers before they even launch. KOL deals, airdrops, leaderboards — it’s all about buying more eyeballs. This is where InfoFi comes in. These new tools turn hype itself into tokens you can trade. Platforms like Kaito and Noise help people score, bet, and sell attention. But does this really help crypto grow? Or does it just create more fake hype? 🔍 CoinEx Research looks deeper: Why more attention doesn’t mean more trust How hidden algorithms decide who gets paid And why real reputation still matters more than likes and retweets InfoFi might be the next big thing — or the next bubble. Can we really price influence? And who controls it? 🔍 Know more on CoinEx: https://www.coinex.com/s/4EBP #Bitcoin #Crypto #InfoFi #CoinExResearch