Threads is Going to Destroy Twitter | LinkedIn
Threads is officially the fastest product to ever reach 100 million downloads, and it only took them 5 days. Twitter, which has already seen a decline in user activity this year, is now at its lowest point ever as people flooded to Threads.
Threads is officially the fastest product to ever reach 100 million downloads, and it only took them 5 days. Twitter, which has already seen a decline in user activity this year, is now at its lowest point ever as people flooded to Threads. So is this the end of Twitter? Probably not. At 368 million monthly active users, Twitter still has the pulse of the people. But are they under siege? Absolutely. I was recently listening to the "How I Built This" episode with Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, and she talked about how "you can copy a product all you want, but you can't copy the brand." But
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