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Several cryptocurrency influencers, including PlanB, Raoul Pal, Crypto Rand, and Randi Hipper, have raised concerns about suspected shadow bans on the platform X, previously known as Twitter. They have noted a significant stagnation in their follower counts, leading to speculation about the platform...

Several cryptocurrency influencers, including PlanB, Raoul Pal, Crypto Rand, and Randi Hipper, have raised concerns about suspected shadow bans on the platform X, previously known as Twitter. They have noted a significant stagnation in their follower counts, leading to speculation about the platform's algorithm.


A shadow ban is a practice where a user’s content or account is partially or entirely blocked from an online community without their knowledge. This means that while users can still post and interact with the platform, their content becomes invisible or less visible to other users. Social media platforms often use shadow banning to moderate content and reduce the visibility of spam, inappropriate, or rule-breaking content without directly notifying the user.


“X/Twitter throttles my account. Week after week, every day I gain roughly 2,000 followers, towards 1.977 million followers … then overnight BOOM -2,000, back below 1.975 million,” PlanB said.


Raoul Pal, a former hedge fund manager and the founder of Real Vision, shared a similar experience. He explained that his account has had 1.045 million for several months now, and it “never moves. This stagnation appears to affect crypto influencers across the board, regardless of their content’s quality or engagement level.


Contrasting these views, Bitcoin Archive suggested that the stagnation might be due to a broader market trend. “Follower stabilization is mostly because there isn’t much growth at the moment, and our accounts are already quite large. This shows up across YouTube and Twitter over a dozen or so large accounts. Retail interest is low. Most who are interested in bitcoin/crypto are likely already following,” Bitcoin Archive stated.


While these influencers bring significant value and engagement to the crypto community, the apparent follower stagnation raises questions about X’s current policies and algorithms. Whether it is a case of shadow banning or a reflection of the current crypto market sentiment, the concerns of these crypto influencers highlight the challenges of growing and maintaining an online presence.

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Company: United States Steel Corporation

Business Segment: Manufacturing - Steel Works, Blast Furnaces & Rolling Mills (Coke Ovens)

Revenue: $8,715,185,000

Profit Margin: 11.2%

Operating Margin: 0.2%

Return on Equity: 3.46%

Current Ratio: 79.23

Debt to Equity: 0.0489

Market Cap: $17,743,000,000

Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E): 39.13

Earnings Per Share (EPS): -0.129

Dividend Yield: -0.069

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