Twitter Rival Threads Becomes the Fastest Social Media App to Hit 100 Million Users

Instagram’s Thread has been the buzz since it was officially announced by Meta.  Earlier this week the app debut sent shockwaves through the internet.

The new app from Meta is a direct rival to Twitter, which is under the control of the man behind Tesla. Within its first 48 hours, the application saw a tremendous number of new signups.

Threads is on course to surpass the 100 million user mark faster than any social media platform in existence. With over 97 million accounts already on the Thread app it is on course to be the next big thing.

Twitter Vs Threads: The War is on

In an effort to reclaim its former glory, Twitter is now threatening to sue Meta.

The number badges, which show the date of joining the app on Instagram profiles, make it simple to follow Threads' spectacular ascent. Over 99 million people are currently using Threads, and if this rate of growth continues, it will likely reach 100 million users within a few hours.

That is completely insane, it shows how a lot have been in search of a competition to Twitter. Now, when you compare Threads to other social platform, you will realize it took them more time to attain this numbers.

Due to Instagram's integration with Threads, one of the largest platform transitions in history was made possible for Instagram's 1.6 billion users outside of the European Union to engage with Threads' features right away.

This contributed to Threads' rapid growth. Twitter has fought back with a letter threatening to sue Meta, in response to Threads' quick rise and escalating rivalry.

According to the letter, Meta might have hired former Twitter employees who had access to confidential trade secrets.

This action is a blatant sign of the tension and competition between the two dominant social media companies. The phenomenal rise that Threads experienced in its first 48 hours is evidence of both the app's popularity and the influence of Instagram's current user base.

Threads has positioned itself as a fearsome competitor in the messaging app market with the potential to achieve 100 million users faster than its forerunners. What do you think about the rapid growth of Threads, it a good sign or a bad one, let us know in the comment section.