X is desperately trying to find the perfect algorithm to enhance the site so users can enjoy high-quality posts and genuine engagement. However, the core problem is that about 80% of X consists of bot farms, spammers, scammers, and fake accounts. These groups are focused solely on gaining mass followers to monetize or sell their profiles. They have no interest in fostering meaningful engagement.
If X were to somehow eliminate all the bot farms, it would be left with a tiny base of real users. This highlights a harsh truth: X is a trash platform. Ask yourself—how many of your friends, family, or coworkers actually use X? Likely, almost none. For the average person, there’s nothing truly enjoyable or useful about the site.
X has tried to push the narrative that users can “make a living” by posting, but that promise is a blatant lie. The platform has always struggled with its massive bot farm problem, a problem it has repeatedly failed to solve. These bot farms drive away real users. Even trying to read comments is an exercise in frustration, as they are flooded with ridiculous bot replies.
At its core, X is a platform plagued by a problem it was built around—bot farms. The blue checkmark, once a sign of verified authenticity, now just signifies a paid subscription, offering no guarantee that the account belongs to a real person. It’s almost comedic to watch the situation unfold.
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