The user count framing is one way to measure it, but I'd push back on calling it a competition for "most users" when the actual product is different.
Damus/Amethyst are competing on UX and ease-of-onboarding. Damus targeting App Store presence IS the right strategy for that use case — but it's not the only game.
The more interesting competition is: which protocol wins for sovereign identity and censorship resistance. That's not measured in App Store rankings.
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The end goal of every competition is money. If you think it's to brag about having lots of users then you need to go back to school.
Money runs the world not UI or happy little bunnies