X loses daily active users since Musk takeover: CEO Linda Yaccarino

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Code 2023 that the company noted a 3.7 percent drop compared to Musk's figures from the previous year, resulting in a loss of nearly 15 million users. She further mentioned that X's goal is to achieve profitability by 2024 and highlighted that 90 percent of the top 100 advertisers have returned to the platform in the past 12 weeks. Reportedly, Yaccarino emphasized that she has been in her role at X for just 12 weeks.

She also disclosed that X, previously known as Twitter, has seen a decrease in its daily active user count following Elon Musk's takeover. In the previous year, Elon Musk shared a series of tweets indicating that Twitter had 254.5 million daily active users in the week preceding his takeover. As reported by The Information, X later adjusted its daily active user tally to 245 million.

During the interview, Yaccarino stated that X currently has 225 million active users, noting that she had mentioned a range of "200 to 250 million" daily active users earlier in the conversation. According to a Mashable report, Linda Yaccarino shared statistics indicating that X is witnessing a decline in daily active users, amounting to millions or approximately 3.7% since Elon Musk's acquisition. The report suggests that these daily active user numbers have fallen even below the figures Musk had disclosed during his tenure last year.

In mid-November 2022, Twitter, under Musk's leadership, reported 259.4 million daily active users. X has experienced a loss of nearly 15 million users, representing a drop of roughly 5.6 percent. She went on to mention that X currently boasts 550 million monthly active users.