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Trend statistics 2026.

Dated, citable figures on how many trends TrendsAGI tracked and how fast they moved. Every number names its sample, its measurement window and its limits, so it can be quoted without the surrounding page.

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At a glance

The archive in four numbers.

These figures describe dated briefings published by TrendsAGI, not the whole social web. Read the scope and limitations before quoting them.

Dated briefings

3,838

Published between 28 January 2026 and 12 November 2026.

Categories

30

512 briefings published in the last 30 days.

Measured share

34.4%

1,321 of 3,838 briefings carry a complete velocity measurement.

Median measured rate

947.6 posts/hr

437.9–2,187.6 interquartile range across 1,321 measured briefings.

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Social Media Trend Statistics 2026

How many trends were tracked, which categories dominated, and how much of the archive carries a complete measurement.

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Trend Velocity Statistics 2026

Median and interquartile source posts per hour, overall and by category, with the observation window behind every rate.

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Quotable findings

Complete sentences, with the date attached.

Each sentence names the TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index and is self-contained, so it can be quoted without changing its meaning. Keep the snapshot date and the archive link beside any figure you reuse.

  1. As of 12 November 2026, the TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index recorded 3,838 dated trend briefings across 30 categories, published between 28 January 2026 and 12 November 2026.

  2. The TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index found that 1,321 of 3,838 briefings (34.4%) carried a provenance-complete velocity measurement with a timestamp, observation window, sample count and named provider.

  3. The TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index measured a median rate of 947.6 source posts per hour, with an interquartile range of 437.9 to 2,187.6 posts per hour.

  4. The TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index recorded a median observation window of 15.1 minutes and a median of 3 observations per briefing.

  5. The TrendsAGI Trend Signal Index counted Sports as the largest category, with 1,041 briefings (27.1% of the dated archive).

Scope and method

What is counted, and what is not.

Scope

Every figure describes dated trend briefings in the TrendsAGI public archive. Static explainers, changelog entries and platform audience sizes are excluded.

Measurement gate

A rate appears only with a positive rate, a timestamp, a 5-minute to 6-hour window, at least two observations and a named provider. Percentiles publish at 10 complete measurements or more.

Cadence

The pages and JSON endpoints regenerate hourly. The URL stays fixed; the snapshot date tells you which version you are quoting.

Limitation: the archive is a published sample, not a random or market-wide sample. Providers can define source events differently, so compare rates only when their measurement context is compatible. A detected signal is decision support, not proof of causation, purchase intent, or commercial impact.

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TrendsAGI. "Trend Statistics 2026." TrendsAGI, 12 November 2026.
https://trendsagi.com/statistics
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Snapshot generated 12 November 2026. Counts and percentiles change as new briefings publish; the URL stays fixed and the snapshot date says which version you are quoting.