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link to eu website with the source
It seems they want that number to clerify, if a plattform is big or not according to following image
image source and overview website of Digital Market Act
I'm no lawyer, i just looked into to DMA document, maybe some other parts show better why they want the user numbers.
Uh, that's a long and convoluted text. Thanks. But the parts you quoted just say they have to disclose information on request. Not have a dedicated website for that.
Yes, you could be right. Document about the law is long and probably you need to read a lot of it. I just tried to find a part from it.