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"The vast majority of what is uploaded to Instagram today is vertical,"
Mosseri says in an Instagram story from Friday discussing the test.
"curating and making sure everything lines up" but says that "I would really like to do better by the content today." "We're testing a vertical profile grid with a small number of people,"
"This is a limited test, and we'll be listening to feedback from the community before rolling anything out further."
Still, if you've meticulously planned out your profile grid around squares, you might want to prepare for those squares to someday change into rectangles.
We're actually testing a vertical grid, for those of you who haven't seen it yet, for your profile, instead of squares. Now, squares are from way back in the day when you can only upload square photos to Instagram. I know this can be annoying for some of you who really spent a lot of time curating and making sure everything lines up, but I would really like to do better by the content today. The vast majority of what is uploaded to Instagram today is vertical. It's either 4 by 3 in a photo or 9 by 16 in a video, and cropping it down to square is pretty brutal. So, I'm hoping we can figure out a way to manage this transition.
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“We have remediated the issues with these accounts and apologize to our fans for any hurtful comments that were shared during this time,” McDonald’s said in a statement.
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"Sabrina" or the coffee cup emoji will turn temporary Notes messages light blue, and there's a Carpenter-branded chat theme featuring lipstick kisses.
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As per Mosseri:
“Posting a Reel to your Stories will help a bit with reach. Usually, for most people, your feed posts get a lot more reach than your Stories, and this is because there’s a ton of Stories inventory, so there’s a lot more competition relative to feed. But it will just generally be additive, so it’s a good practice, as long as it’s not something that annoys your followers.”
Mosseri has also shared a tip on Collab Posts, which he says see better performance when the account with a bigger following sends the collab request.
“In general, the ranking system [for Collab posts] biases more towards the original collaborator than the person who accepts. It really shouldn’t matter, but right now it matters a bit, so if the original collaborator is the larger account, that will help on the margins.”
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"Add Yours Music" stickers, music in Notes, song lyrics display in Reels, and most recently, songs on profiles.
And now it's exploring another music element.As you can see in this example, posted by app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi, Instagram's testing a new integration with Spotify, which would enable IG users to continuously display the track that they're listening to, via their IG Notes indicator. That would act as a form of music promotion, by showcasing what your friends are tuning into at any given time.
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Hola Amigos!
The last few weeks I’ve been spending time in the Caribbean region. First, I came to the great Bitcoin nation of El Salvador. Initially, it was supposed to be a short business trip to organize smooth communication between our LPs and local financial institutions. On top of that, I wanted to check out a few promising investment projects.
But, as things often go, plans changed. Instead of two days, I’m now on my third week here, all thanks to various bureaucratic procedures and whatnot.
While waiting for everything to get sorted out, I decided to explore what else I could do and figured, why not improve my health with some biohacking? I remembered that in the nearby Bahamas, there’s a branch of Cellcolabs, a Swedish startup that’s conducting clinical research on stem cells. I booked a quick call with them, and we agreed I could come ASAP. Luckily, my loved ones were close by in Canada, so I gathered everyone together, and we had a blast there. Of course, I also had an IV stem cell injection - 200 million MSCs in total, to be precise.
Back in El Salvador, I thought my business was finally wrapped up, but no - one more week of waiting! What to do now? Initially, I was hesitant, but boredom (and Bryan’s example) gave me the push I needed. So, I flew to Roatán, Honduras, and got minicircle.io ’s Follistatin gene therapy. Sounds kind of wild, right? But after COVID vaccines, nothing really fazes me anymore. Also, the island is really nice—I’m enjoying myself here, working remotely, admiring the beautiful coral reef, eating fresh food, and, well, sunsets are nice. 🙂
So, now I guess I’m officially a biohacker! Let’s see how this all works out. I’ll keep you updated.
Tomorrow I’m heading back to El Salvador to finally finish everything, and the day after, I’m hopping on a plane to Singapore for Token2049.
For me, Singapore isn’t just some gleaming, high-tech Disneyland. I actually spent two years there, building my network and gaining valuable experience. This time, I’ll be there for a week with lots of meetings lined up with founders, and I’m excited to catch up with some old friends too. Seems like everyone’s going to be there!
We recently closed the deal with Bracket.fi (a platform for Staked Liquid DeFi), along with a few other projects:
• Shieldeum.net - a Web3 cybersecurity solution for 440 million crypto users, powered by an AI-driven decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN).
• Brkt.gg is leading a new wave in prediction markets, focusing on innovation, transparency, and strengthening BRKT’s role in DeFi.
We’ve also made a few deals that will remain private for now, but I’ll probably post about them later.
Finally, we’ve partnered with Movement Labs to help Bitlayer become the most popular L2 on Bitcoin.
See you later, guys!
The last few weeks I’ve been spending time in the Caribbean region. First, I came to the great Bitcoin nation of El Salvador. Initially, it was supposed to be a short business trip to organize smooth communication between our LPs and local financial institutions. On top of that, I wanted to check out a few promising investment projects.
But, as things often go, plans changed. Instead of two days, I’m now on my third week here, all thanks to various bureaucratic procedures and whatnot.
While waiting for everything to get sorted out, I decided to explore what else I could do and figured, why not improve my health with some biohacking? I remembered that in the nearby Bahamas, there’s a branch of Cellcolabs, a Swedish startup that’s conducting clinical research on stem cells. I booked a quick call with them, and we agreed I could come ASAP. Luckily, my loved ones were close by in Canada, so I gathered everyone together, and we had a blast there. Of course, I also had an IV stem cell injection - 200 million MSCs in total, to be precise.
Back in El Salvador, I thought my business was finally wrapped up, but no - one more week of waiting! What to do now? Initially, I was hesitant, but boredom (and Bryan’s example) gave me the push I needed. So, I flew to Roatán, Honduras, and got minicircle.io ’s Follistatin gene therapy. Sounds kind of wild, right? But after COVID vaccines, nothing really fazes me anymore. Also, the island is really nice—I’m enjoying myself here, working remotely, admiring the beautiful coral reef, eating fresh food, and, well, sunsets are nice. 🙂
So, now I guess I’m officially a biohacker! Let’s see how this all works out. I’ll keep you updated.
Tomorrow I’m heading back to El Salvador to finally finish everything, and the day after, I’m hopping on a plane to Singapore for Token2049.
For me, Singapore isn’t just some gleaming, high-tech Disneyland. I actually spent two years there, building my network and gaining valuable experience. This time, I’ll be there for a week with lots of meetings lined up with founders, and I’m excited to catch up with some old friends too. Seems like everyone’s going to be there!
We recently closed the deal with Bracket.fi (a platform for Staked Liquid DeFi), along with a few other projects:
• Shieldeum.net - a Web3 cybersecurity solution for 440 million crypto users, powered by an AI-driven decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN).
• Brkt.gg is leading a new wave in prediction markets, focusing on innovation, transparency, and strengthening BRKT’s role in DeFi.
We’ve also made a few deals that will remain private for now, but I’ll probably post about them later.
Finally, we’ve partnered with Movement Labs to help Bitlayer become the most popular L2 on Bitcoin.
See you later, guys!
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