Honestly, this is sad, realising that this is the kind of people that go around forum spewing Twice decline bs, this guy hasn't even done the homework.
For starters, RV didn't go from 100k to 500k, Queendom sold 300k in between.
Twice went from 500k to 700k and then to 1 million in a span of a year.
Aespa had just one single album, nothing to even compare to.
BP takes 2 year hiatuses then comes back with gazillion version.
Now you know how it feels
They can only say it in annons cuz only there other idiots will support their opinion. 
Maybe OP was expecting a big jump since this is twice longest hiatus? Idk 
Lack of hits maybe?
I mean twice before from more&more to alcohol free era they had hardly any album growth. After that they grew alot for fol.
If anyone has followed Twice since debut they'd know that they rarely ever had big jumps over the years outside of the first year or two. The big driver of inflation has been cfans in recent year and Twice aren't as prominent there as others, in addition to Japan finally moving towards streaming so one of their biggest markets no longer contribute as much (though the move is aiding their global digitals).
Everytime I read anon posts, I question myself if people are intentionally acting stupid just to hate on a group
Lack of hits maybe?
I mean twice before from more&more to alcohol free era they had hardly any album growth. After that they grew alot for fol.
In one year since AF they double their sales
That’s without digi pax
M&M remains Twice's biggest mistake. I've been following the group since debut and Twice still haven't had a comeback as hyped but it ended up being the worst era I can remember as a fan. It definitely impacted the fandom and it took a few songs to get back on track.
Their music, image and brand also isn't as all-encompassing as other groups so they don't benefit as much from the international market as others. Twice sell more now as they tend to have less comebacks and album distribution has increased across the board and has become cheaper for fans, so everyone is benefitting from some more international sales (and groups also put out more versions on average).
As mentioned Twice also lose out more than most on Japan moving to digitals as they are as popular as they have ever been there - but on average they sell around 50/60k less there for Korean releases than they did in 2018-early 2020.
I find it hard to argue it being anything more than this because Twice are pretty stagnant in other music consumption metrics and have been for a few years. Sales and I guess touring in the US is the only thing I can note incremental growth in and that comes from better distribution and opportunities.
There's so many straight up lies posted in anons, and they're less likely to get corrected than if they were on the main so they thrive 
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