Is InfoFi about to make a comeback? 👀 Something interesting is happening around @termix_ai . The KOL Posts TP rewards campaign on https://t.co/d8bMh2Z7xP has been temporarily paused, but instead of stepping away from creator incentives, TermiX is directing KOLs toward its Agent Economy Katalyst Campaign with @KaitoAI. And the timing caught my attention. Over the past few days, I've noticed more prominent Kaito creators talking about the agent economy, while TermiX continues building visibility through the Kaito ecosystem. Here's why I think this is worth watching 👇 🔹 TermiX is shifting the campaign focus. The temporary pause of direct KOL Posts TP rewards puts more attention on the Kaito Katalyst campaign. 🔹 Mindshare is becoming important again. Projects aren't just competing to build products. They're also competing for attention, meaningful discussions, and community recognition. 🔹 AI Agents give InfoFi a new narrative. The conversation is moving beyond token speculation toward agent identity, onchain reputation, autonomous work, and real economic activity. 🔹 Creator participation could amplify the trend. When established Kaito creators consistently discuss a project, it can attract more contributors and bring a narrative back into the spotlight. But there's an important distinction: more posts don't automatically mean a sustainable InfoFi revival. The real test is whether attention translates into genuine engagement, product usage, and long-term community participation. Personally, I think TermiX × Kaito is an interesting combination to watch because it connects two things that matter in Web3: the infrastructure for an emerging agent economy and the creator ecosystem that helps people discover it. Could this be an early signal of InfoFi returning with a new AI Agent narrative? I'm watching how the next Katalyst campaign develops. 👀💚 What do you think is InfoFi getting a second wind, or is this just another short-lived attention cycle?