The Rise of Vertical Video: X and Bluesky Seize Opportunities Amid TikTok's Uncertainty

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As TikTok navigates its uncertain future, other social media platforms are eager to capitalize on the potential gaps left by the popular app. Instagram has introduced a new application, providing users with video editing tools reminiscent of TikTok's CapCut. In this competitive landscape, both X and Bluesky are stepping up their game to attract users seeking alternatives.

you better not be making a dedicated video tab when I get homeme: pic.twitter.com/ZbmLBmSbDp

— X (@X) January 20, 2025
X has rolled out a feature that allows users to seamlessly scroll through short videos within their feeds, and the introduction of a dedicated video tab further enhances this experience.
Despite TikTok's resurgence in the US market, the strategies employed by X and Bluesky may have lasting impacts on user engagement. One thing is for certain – the dominance of vertical videos continues to expand across social media platforms. While rumors circulate regarding Elon Musk potentially acquiring TikTok, the company has so far refuted these speculations.
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