
Crypto.com recently celebrated reaching 100 million users. However, the company's recent AMA session with CEO Kris only attracted 10,000 views, revealing possible issues with user engagement and confidence in corporate messaging. Why such a disconnect?
Three weeks after the AMA, chatter on various forums indicates a significant gap between Crypto.comโs impressive user count and the community's true sentiments. Users are vocal about their displeasure, signaling a potential crisis in trust and engagement.
Distrust in Corporate Promises: Many users voiced skepticism over the companyโs messages. "People just donโt trust the Cro coin after the rug pull that they made," one user noted, capturing widespread concern.
Skepticism on Engagement: With 100 million accounts, actual activity is questioned. A user pointed out, "Most people donโt bother about these AMA stuff," calling the user base numbers into question.
Notification Gaps: A commentary on missed opportunities highlighted a lack of notifications within the app. "If they gave a notification in the app, maybe it would be different," suggested another user, emphasizing a likely reason for the lackluster view count.
Fee Frustration: Some users expressed ongoing dissatisfaction with transaction fees, with one user stating, "Just use to on/off fees hurt my belly every time."
"Hell no. Deep in the red," captures the disappointment felt by many regarding the companyโs current trajectory.
๐ Only 0.1% of the user base tuned into the AMA, showcasing serious engagement issues.
๐ Users predominantly shun corporate communications, advocating for brief updates over drawn-out sessions.
๐ซ "And I sold all my CRO when I saw this AMA," highlights rising discontent with how the platform is being run.
โ ๏ธ Transaction fee complaints linger among active users, adding to the frustration.
As Crypto.com faces these obstacles, the company must reconsider its communication tactics to improve trust and engagement levels among a significant portion of its users. Can they pivot in time to regain community confidence? Only time will tell.