Does Mark Zuckerberg’s empire have a ceiling? Since 2004, revolutionizing the technological world and contemporary society, through Facebook, the spearhead of what is now Meta, the matrix that leads the entire group, has begun to show signs of exhaustion. Or at least that is reflected in what has been shown in recent days by the company, which since its birth had never stopped growing.
The balance of Facebook’s annual accounts in 2021 left the significant figure that in the last quarter the most influential social network in the world lost one million profiles. Little, if one takes into account the 1,929 million users who use this platform daily, but enough if one analyzes that Zuckerberg’s ‘toy’ had never stopped gaining followers.
In addition, the company’s shares (about 188,000 million market capitalization), as a result of the forecasts for the first quarter of 2022 that were set between 27,000 and 29,000 million dollars, despite the 30,150 million that .
The US and Canada make latent the loss of popularity of Zuckerberg among the new generations
All in one day where Zuckerberg highlighted the profit of 10,285 million dollars in 2021, after generating around 11,220 million in 2020. Direct slaps to the image of Facebook, increasingly distant from the new generations that opt for .
With user losses in all parts of the world, the United States and Canada saw the biggest declines, underscoring what has always been the great market for the social network.
Meta continues to grow despite Facebook
Of course, it has not all been bad news and it is that in general terms Meta () increased its income by 35% compared to last year and gained 8% of users. This is explained by the growth, among other networks, of Instagram and WhatsApp, which are the basis of the company’s change in trend.
Perhaps more clear signs that Facebook could have already reached its ceiling and a new era begins for what will always be the social network that completely changed society in the 21st century. At the moment, the platform generates about 11.5 dollars per user, emphasizing that despite the blows received at the end of 2021, it continues to be the great dominator of the technological world.
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