Why X is betting on Bitcoin voices to fix its new-user problem

For a long time, microblogging platforms have struggled with the same problem. New users sign up, see an empty timeline, feel lost, and leave.

Bluesky recently solved this by using community-made “Starterpacks,” and now Elon Musk’s X is stepping in with its solution.

To keep new users engaged, X is working on an algorithm-based discovery feature.

Bitcoin X brings structure to crypto Twitter

According to X’s Head of Product, Nikita Bier, the company has spent months mapping out influential accounts across different topics and regions.

These include top voices in areas like crypto, politics, culture, and more.

This is more than a simple design update.

X wants to make joining the platform easier by showing new users ready-made groups of accounts to follow.

Instead of searching on their own, users will get a personalized feed right away.

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Market sentiment

This comes at a time when market data shows mixed signals. While many investors are feeling positive about Bitcoin, as per crypto sentiment data.

The overall fear has risen sharply. As per CoinMarketCap data, the Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 34, which signals fear in the market.

However, this worry is not coming from problems inside crypto itself, but from global politics.

A recent tariff announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump aimed at European allies raised concerns about a possible trade war, which pushed Bitcoin prices lower for a short time.

But, at press time, Bitcoin is showing signs of quick recovery, climbing back above $90,000, but this did not come from a technical upgrade or crypto news.

For investors, X’s new tools can help navigate online influence, but understanding global policy remains far more important.

Final Thoughts

• X is trying to solve the long-standing cold-start problem by guiding new users toward influential voices from the moment they join.
• Crypto receives special attention, with founders and Bitcoin supporters grouped into high-visibility lists.