Twitter’s initial endeavor to implement a fee for verifying accounts with blue check marks resulted in a reportedly marked decrease in bots. Nevertheless, the persistent nuisance of fake Twitter accounts remains far from abating.
Twitter launched Twitter Blue, a subscription service priced at $8 per month. It was launched with the dual purpose of boosting the platform’s revenue and making it financially unfeasible for bots and fake accounts to operate effectively. Despite these efforts, reports indicate that a significant proportion of followers from the most popular crypto accounts are still deceitful.
In a recent investigation DappGambl, a crypto platform, conducted an analysis on the same. They suspected that there is a correlation between the popularity of crypto tokens and the presence of fake followers in Twitter accounts.
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DappGambl examined the social sentiment associated with crypto
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