Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform, has experienced a remarkable surge in popularity, surpassing 20 million users. This significant growth comes just days after reaching the 15 million user milestone, demonstrating the platform’s rapid ascent.
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While still relatively small compared to giants like Threads and X, Bluesky’s momentum is undeniable. The platform has consistently added millions of new users daily, mirroring the initial growth rate of Threads. However, Bluesky’s commitment to user privacy and its open-source nature have set it apart from its competitors.
Bluesky’s recent surge in popularity can be attributed to several factors, including growing dissatisfaction with the direction of other platforms, particularly X. The platform’s clear stance against using user data to train AI models and its commitment to a more ad-free experience have resonated with many users.
As Bluesky continues to gain traction, it will be interesting to see how it evolves and competes with established social media platforms. The platform’s focus on user privacy, open-source principles, and a more community-driven approach could position it as a viable alternative for those seeking a different social media experience.
