# Good News for the Blurt Community — New Account Creation Is Clearly Increasing

There is some good news coming from the latest Hellobot statistics: the number of new Blurt accounts created recently has clearly increased.

This is a positive signal for the whole community. It shows that interest in Blurt is not only still present, but may be gaining momentum again.

Looking at the 3-month chart, we can see a noticeable increase in new account creation in the most recent period. The statistics show:

77 days of data 86 new accounts an average of over 5,130 votes per day an average of over 411 articles per day an average of over 348 comments per day

The most important part is the trend. The end of the chart shows more frequent and more visible increases in new account creation compared to the earlier, quieter period.

This may suggest that more people are discovering Blurt, testing the platform, and deciding to create their own accounts.

The Broader Picture Looks Even More Interesting

The longer 6-month view makes this trend even easier to notice.

In the 6-month range, the statistics show:

143 days of data 135 new accounts an average of over 5,413 votes per day an average of over 427 articles per day an average of over 358 comments per day

This longer chart shows that, for quite some time, new account creation was rather irregular and relatively low. However, in the most recent part of the chart, there are clearly more days with new accounts being created.

What matters here is that this does not look like just one random increase. It looks more like a series of more frequent account registrations.

That is a very good sign.

For every decentralized social platform, real users, real activity, and steady organic growth are essential. Every new account can become a new author, a new commenter, a new curator, or even someone who builds tools, frontends, and services around Blurt.

A Small Clarification About the Spikes

It is also worth adding a small clarification about some of the higher spikes visible on the charts.

Sometimes, when Hellobot does not publish statistics for one or two days for technical or other reasons, the next report may include combined data from the period since the last published post. In such cases, a single visible spike on the chart may represent more than one day of accumulated activity.

However, this does not change the general conclusion.

Even taking this into account, the recent trend is still clearly visible. Over the last month, noticeably more new accounts were created than in the previous period. The important point is not only one isolated spike, but the fact that new account creation has become more frequent overall.

So while individual daily values should be read with some caution, the broader direction remains positive.

Why This Matters

Blurt is not a typical Web2 social platform where visibility, monetization, and reach depend entirely on one company, advertisers, or closed algorithms.

A Blurt account is part of a broader blockchain-based ecosystem.

Every new account may mean:

a new person publishing content, a new user voting for valuable posts, a new commenter joining discussions, a new community member, a potential builder of tools or frontends, another small step toward more independence from centralized platforms.

So even if these numbers are not yet comparable to the largest social media platforms, their direction matters.

For projects like Blurt, the key question is not only how big the community is today, but whether it is still alive, active, and gradually growing.

The current statistics give a reason for cautious optimism.

It Is Worth Following Hellobot Statistics

Hellobot statistics are a useful tool for observing what is happening on the Blurt network.

They allow users to check:

how many new accounts are created in a selected period, how voting activity changes, how many articles are published daily, how many comments are written, whether activity is growing, declining, or remaining stable.

This is especially useful for people who want to look at Blurt through data, not only through individual posts or personal impressions.

Statistics help us see whether the project is actually active and how the community changes over time.

You can find Hellobot statistics displayed as charts here:

It is also worth supporting Hellobot’s daily statistics posts with your votes.

By voting on these posts, you help reward @fervi for his work on maintaining and developing this statistics script. These daily reports give the community a useful overview of what is happening on Blurt, so supporting them is a simple way to appreciate the effort behind this tool.

A Positive Signal for Blurt

The latest data suggests that Blurt has recently had a better period in terms of new account creation.

There is more visible activity, more registrations, and more movement than before. Even if some single-day spikes may sometimes include combined data from more than one day, the overall picture remains encouraging.

This is a good moment to keep promoting the platform, invite new users, explain how Blurt differs from traditional social media, and show that it is a working ecosystem — not just another experiment.

It is worth keeping an eye on Hellobot statistics because they show how the community is developing in practice.

And right now, they show something positive: new accounts are appearing more often, the network remains active, and Blurt has another reason to be seen as a project still worth building around.

This is good news — and a good signal for the future.