AltCoin Daily, XPL, and Marc Andreessen have all reached 1.8 million followers on X in 2025, marking significant influence in the cryptocurrency space.
This milestone could spark increased social engagement and temporary market fluctuations in affiliated tokens, with XPL seeing a direct impact on market cap and transaction volume.
AltCoin Daily and Marc Andreessen have surpassed 1.8 million followers each on X (formerly Twitter). These figures mark a noteworthy increase in crypto community interest.
The XPL official account has also reached the same follower milestone, showcasing robust community support and broadening the ecosystem’s reach.
The follower milestone triggered a 15% price surge in the XPL token. The community’s response includes heightened social engagement and participation in online discussions.
While AltCoin Daily and Andreessen hold no direct link to tokens, their influence amplifies industry focus and can lead to temporary market shifts.
In the past, crossing follower milestones, such as 1M, has resulted in temporary spikes in token trading and engagement. This trend is observable in accounts connected to major projects.
Experts anticipate continued volatility and interest as such social media trends often herald enhanced market enthusiasm and focus on new industry narratives.
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