Six Notable InfoFi Projects Worth Watching
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Six Notable InfoFi Projects Worth Watching
In today's era, attention and information are the most valuable resources; narratives do not depend on trends but remain consistently relevant.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsAuthor: Crypp
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Missed Kaito? That’s a small oversight. But missing the entire InfoFi space? That would be a huge loss.
In today's world, attention and information are the most valuable resources. Narratives don’t just follow trends—they remain consistently relevant.
Here are six must-watch InfoFi projects—follow them, you won’t regret it!
Before we begin, let me briefly explain what InfoFi is and its core value.
Informational Finance (InfoFi) is a narrative focused on solving problems of low-quality content and attention scarcity. In fact, any information that can be monetized or contribute to knowledge has essentially become part of finance.
I've written about this in detail before—you can read more in this post:
https://x.com/cryppinfluence/status/1891847817532199169/photo/1
"The currency of life is not money, but attention." — Naval Ravikant
This quote perfectly captures the essence of the attention economy, highlighting a critical issue in today’s digital landscape.
Last year, @stacy_muur dove deep into this topic and analyzed research from @Delphi_Digital. If you’d like to learn more, check out the thread below:
https://x.com/stacy_muur/status/1810265956385792132
In this post, I’ve compiled six standout projects within the emerging InfoFi narrative, each offering unique perspectives. This information will help you focus on what truly matters and filter out noise. Some offer potential profit opportunities, while others can directly generate income.
@KaitoAI / $KAITO
This is likely the most representative project in this narrative, laying the foundation for the rise of InfoFi (Informational Finance).
Kaito focuses on a metric called 'Mindshare'—analyzing how attention is distributed across X (formerly Twitter).
Creators can earn Yaps (Kaito’s native token) by producing high-quality content and maintaining strong Mindshare rankings.
Fun fact: In the recent $KAITO airdrop, only 31.29% of tokens were claimed. There may be new incentive mechanisms coming.
Additionally, Kaito is developing several new features aimed at delivering even more valuable insights, which could further enhance user experience and unlock new opportunities for both users and creators.
@nansen_ai / $NSN
The project’s token hasn’t launched yet, but the team has confirmed it’s coming soon. Currently, staking and a data analytics platform are already available. I’ve used the Nansen platform—if you want a discounted subscription, feel free to use my link: https://nsn.ai/crypp.
https://x.com/ASvanevik/status/1659562775964954626
Polymarket / ?
Polymarket differs significantly from other projects mentioned here, yet it still belongs under the InfoFi umbrella. The platform serves as an information source by reflecting people’s beliefs about specific events.
"Informational Finance is a three-sided market: predictors make predictions, readers consume them..." – @VitalikButerin
It’s worth noting that although the team has discussed plans, Polymarket has not yet launched its own token.
Moreover, the project has gained recognition beyond the crypto community, increasing its long-term potential.
If you're new, proceed with caution and fully assess the risks. Statistics show that only about 20% of users profit from betting on the platform.
https://x.com/tier10k/status/1838324128912117954
@arkham / $ARKM
This has been a major player for years, known primarily for wallet analysis and tracking, offering a user-friendly dashboard for on-chain intelligence.
Closely tied to InfoFi is its subsidiary platform—Intel Marketplace—where users can buy and sell information as assets.
Regarding tokens and earning opportunities, Arkham recently launched a trading platform, drawing renewed attention.
And if you possess valuable intel or strong investigative skills, you can profit directly through the Intel Marketplace.
@cookiedotfun / $COOKIE
In the era of memecoins and AI agents, this platform stands out due to its focus on such projects. It analyzes market attention across various tokens and displays related metrics. Simply put, Cookie is like the Kaito of low-to-mid cap tokens.
Notably, backed by Cookie DataSwarm, Cookie has launched its own AI agent @agentcookiefun, which leverages platform data to analyze and publish real-time market updates.
@Dune / ?
Surprisingly, Dune doesn’t often appear in discussions about InfoFi projects—which feels odd.
It’s a unique platform enabling users to build dashboards with charts using any dataset. I believe most people turn to Dune when searching for cryptocurrency-related visualizations.
Although no token has been launched yet, Dune already operates a mature revenue model.
To create or access content on the platform, you need Credits (its internal currency) and other resources.
Recommended InfoFi thought leaders to follow:
@Punk9277/ @S4mmyEth / @ASvanevik/ @sandraaleow / @MiguelMorel / @KrysiaKozak / @fwielanier/ @0xfs7 / @jiwoo_jun/ @shayne_coplan / @cryptex8843/ @hagaetc/ @HugoMartingale/ @mewwts
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