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Yes, those numbers look fine, but have a closer look. Check page 14, Monthly Active Users: They have slightly risen in the US, slightly decreased in Europe, st
by martin_a 4y ago
Yes, those numbers look fine, but have a closer look.
Check page 14, Monthly Active Users: They have slightly risen in the US, slightly decreased in Europe, strong growth in Asia and RoW.
Compare that to page 15, Average Revenue per User: US around $49, EU $14, Asia $4.4, RoW is $3.2. Those numbers are also decreasing for the US and EU.
So for each user you lose in the US or the EU, you'll need 3 to 10 new users in Asia, even more in the rest of the world, or you'll need to squeeze the existing users harder.
They're at best stalling.
- someweirdperson 4y agoThey cannot grow much in any case. When half of the world's population is a facebook-user they could double at best. Doubling isn't the kind of growth expected from this kind of company, so they have to try crazy things like metaverse, or they would soon be valued like a utility.
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