Irony alert: the social platform just got slapped with a $140 million fine in the EU—and somehow shot straight to the top of regional rankings. Classic Streisand effect playing out in real time. When regulators turn up the heat, user curiosity spikes. The harder they push, the louder the crowd gets.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 12-10 02:10
The more it's banned, the hotter it gets. How many years has this trick been used... Have fines actually become the best marketing?
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OneBlockAtATime
· 12-09 06:00
The stricter the ban, the more people play. This move is truly impressive.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-09 05:59
The more it's banned, the more popular it gets. This move is truly brilliant, haha.
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PositionPhobia
· 12-09 05:56
The more they penalize, the more popular it gets—this is reverse psychology at work. The regulators have ironically become the best marketers.
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screenshot_gains
· 12-09 05:54
Ha, the fine has actually become the best marketing? This move is incredible. The stricter the regulation, the more people join. Truly ironic.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12-09 05:53
A $14 billion fine actually pushed it to the top of the rankings? There's definitely something going on with the capital flow—there must be a whale lurking behind the scenes.
Irony alert: the social platform just got slapped with a $140 million fine in the EU—and somehow shot straight to the top of regional rankings. Classic Streisand effect playing out in real time. When regulators turn up the heat, user curiosity spikes. The harder they push, the louder the crowd gets.