Bluesky has seen a major jump in users in the aftermath of the 2024 election, as many people fled X (formerly Twitter) after realizing just how right-wing the platform had become. As Bluesky becomes a more regular part of the American social media landscape,

X rival Bluesky has reached a new milestone, crossing 20 million users following a surge of "sustained" growth in the US, according to traffic analyzer Similarweb. Bluesky reached 20 million users on Tuesday morning,

As Bluesky continues to gain traction as an alternative to X (formerly Twitter), its most-followed accounts offer a glimpse into the emerging trends and voices shaping this digital frontier. From actors and politicians to satire and news,

Bluesky has passed the 20 million user mark as the app continues its recent surge in growth. The decentralized service, which reached 15 million users less than a week ago, has just about tripled its user base in the last three months.

According to App Figures, Bluesky ranked as the top app in Apple’s App Store for six days straight. Additionally, the app has been ranked as a top non-gaming app for four days i

BlueSky is a new social network that is actively attracting users' attention and sparking heated discussions on the Internet. Developed with a focus on decentralization and freedom, it is positioning itself as a major competitor to X.

The platform resembles Musk’s X, with a "discover" feed and a chronological feed for accounts that users follow. Users can send direct messages and pin posts, as well as find "starter packs" that provide a curated list of people and custom feeds to follow.