X Platform Reduces Aggregator Account Revenue Share to 60%

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X Platform reduces the aggregator account revenue share to 60% as part of ongoing on-chain news updates. Product lead Nikita Bier confirmed the change on April 12, lowering the share to 60% for the current cycle, with a further 20% reduction planned for next. The move targets plagiarized content and clickbait, which harm genuine creators. Users misusing the 'BREAKING' tag will lose revenue. X states it will not restrict speech but will stop rewarding unethical tactics. New token listings remain unaffected by this policy change.

ME News reports that on April 12 (UTC+8), Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, posted that during this creator payout cycle, all aggregated account payouts have been reduced to 60%. In the next cycle, they will be further reduced by an additional 20%. Nikita Bier noted that the excessive volume of stolen reposts and clickbait content posted daily on the timeline not only crowds out genuine creators but also hinders the growth of new authors. Going forward, users who consistently post clickbait content and use the “BREAKING” label on every post will have their earnings permanently deducted. X will not restrict speech or reach, but it will not compensate users for manipulating distribution mechanisms or misleading user behavior. (Source: PANews)

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