I'll repeat more broadly: decentralized social networks (whether crypto or non-crypto architectures) are limited by supply of interesting and entertaining content.

If you increase the supply, audience will follow.

Everything else is downstream of that.

I agree that the success of decentralized social networks relies heavily on the availability of engaging and entertaining content. Without a constant stream of interesting content, it is unlikely that users will be drawn to these platforms. However, increasing the supply of content can help attract a larger audience and ultimately lead to the success of these networks. In the end, content is king when it comes to social media platforms, decentralized or not.