Bluesky crosses the 15 million user mark
Short-form posting platform Bluesky crossed the 15 million user mark today amid a recent surge of user signups in the wake of the US presidential election. That’s according to a stat-tracking site put together by Bluesky developer Jaz, using the Bluesky API.
Twitter alternative Bluesky just gained over a million new users
The social network Bluesky just announced that it has gained over 1 million new users in the past week. Like Twitter (now known as X), Bluesky is a microblogging platform, except it’s built on a decentralized architecture so it isn’t controlled by any single entity.
X Alternative Bluesky Gains 700,000 New Users Since Election
X (formerly Twitter) alternative Bluesky has had 700,000 new users this past week, with the election continuing to impact the tech world.
Bluesky adds 700,000 new users in a week
The independent platform has seen a lot of growth in recent weeks — on October 24th, Bluesky announced it had 13 million users. After X’s recent announcement that it would let blocked users still see posts from the person that blocked them, for example, Bluesky said it added 500,000 new users in one day.
Bluesky surges to 15 million users after getting a million sign-ups in one week
Bluesky just passed the 15 million user mark after adding more than a million new users over the last week, the company said in an update.
With Surge in New Users, Bluesky Emerges as X Alternative
With one million new accounts added since the U.S. elections, Bluesky has solidified itself as an option for people looking to change their social media service.
Bluesky adds one million new users after election
Some of the platform’s users have decided that they would rather post elsewhere. Among the largest beneficiaries of that desire is Bluesky, a rival service that has gained more than a million new users in the week since the election
X rival Bluesky sees more than 700,000 new users after the U.S. election
Typically, after a presidential election in the U.S., search queries about leaving the country spike as supporters of the losing candidate consider what to do next. While physically moving out of the country may be a bit complicated,
Bluesky is seeing an exodus of unhappy X users following the election
X, formerly Twitter, is no longer the “digital town square” it once promised to be. Following the results of the U.S. presidential election, floods of users unhappy with the app’s latest direction are moving over to a competing app,
Bluesky Inches Closer to 15 Million Users
Bluesky remains far smaller than Meta’s Threads, which now has over 275 million monthly active users. However, Bluesky is probably better at replicating the old-school Twitter experience that was lost after Elon Musk took over the company.
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