Bluesky launched as a decentralized social media alternative and saw explosive growth in the aftermath of Elon Musk’s full-throated endorsement of Donald Trump’s reelection campaign in late 2024.

News influencers tend to post more regularly on X News influencers on X tend to be much more active than those on Bluesky. In the first three months of 2025, 83% of news influencers on X posted there ...

In other words, even if left-leaning influencers are dipping their toes into Bluesky, most of them (87%) haven’t abandoned X. Pew also says most influencers continue to post more regularly on X ...

Sports Hoping Bluesky shines, and the cesspool, X, sinks to the bottom Bluesky, a relatively new platform, is prioritizing sports content to grow its platform. The Bluesky social application has ...

Bluesky did not respond to Fortune ’s request for comment. Cuban also re-posted a Washington Post opinion article published Sunday titled “The Bluesky bubble hurts liberals and their causes.” ...

I’m a longtime Bluesky adopter, going back to the referral-code days, but after I fully quit X postelection, I made it my microblog of choice, especially as more ex-Xers joined.

Mark Cuban criticized Bluesky for becoming an echo chamber, warning it was driving some users away. Engagement on Bluesky has plunged since February, with far fewer daily unique users.

Democrats thought Bluesky would be a social media eutopia, much better than X. But all it did was hold up a mirror to how intolerant they can be.

All the lefties fled to Bluesky following Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover. But CEO Jay Graber says the app is for everyone—and could revolutionize how people communicate online.

Within 12 minutes of the post, and Vance announcing on X that he had joined the platform, his Bluesky account was suspended, according to Axios journalist Marc Caputo. “Not found.

Vice President JD Vance was temporarily suspended by liberal X competitor Bluesky within the first hour of the country’s No. 2 leader joining the platform.