The founder of CryptoQuant has publicly criticized X (formerly Twitter) for allegedly penalizing crypto-related content instead of focusing on bot mitigation. This criticism comes in response to concerns within the crypto community regarding the reach and visibility of crypto-related posts on the platform. According to reports, the head of product at X attributed the reach issues to overposting by users themselves, rather than algorithmic suppression as claimed by some. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between crypto content creators and social media platforms regarding content moderation and algorithmic transparency.

The founder of CryptoQuant has publicly criticized X (formerly Twitter) for allegedly penalizing crypto-related content instead of focusing on bot mitigation. This criticism comes in response to concerns within the crypto community regarding the reach and visibility of crypto-related posts on the platform. According to reports, the head of product at X attributed the reach issues to overposting by users themselves, rather than algorithmic suppression as claimed by some. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between crypto content creators and social media platforms regarding content moderation and algorithmic transparency.