There's an interesting take floating around the crypto community: while legitimate crypto users are getting squeezed on X, bots seem to operate with impunity. According to insights from industry observers, the platform's moderation appears to hit real participants harder than automated spam. It's one of those frustrations many in the space have noticed—the rules don't seem to apply evenly. Whether it's algorithmic oversight or deliberate policy, the imbalance between cracking down on genuine crypto discussion and letting bot networks flourish raises questions about how major social platforms actually manage Web3 communities.