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ZachXBT has disclosed the fee structure and wallet address for over 200 crypto Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), with most KOLs not clearly stating the promotional nature of their tweets.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/09/02 07:42:27

BlockBeats News, September 2nd, ZachXBT disclosed the charging standards and wallet addresses of over 200 crypto KOLs on X platform yesterday. ZachXBT stated that out of over 160 paid promoters, less than 5 clearly labeled their posts as advertisements.

ZachXBT believes that in many jurisdictions, failing to disclose the promotional nature of information may even be illegal. "I have said many times that if you disclose paid promotion information for a project you truly believe in, then paid promotion is acceptable. If you think influential people should be allowed to secretly take money to promote projects and mislead fans, then this indicates many problems."

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