I heard Zuckerberg is going to cut the metaverse division's budget by 30%. Meta Horizon Worlds, that virtual world, and the Quest VR hardware business—all of them will have to tighten their belts.
And the result? Meta's stock price shot up 6% at market open. The capital markets have voted with their feet, deciding that this money should be saved—after all these years of burning cash, user retention is still disappointing.
Back then, they loudly proclaimed the "next generation of the internet" and painted grand visions, telling all kinds of stories. Now, they've completely gone silent.
So, do you still believe in the metaverse narrative?
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RugpullTherapist
· 3h ago
Zuckerberg has finally faced reality—cutting losses is the right way to go.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-04 19:05
Haha, as expected, it's just a trick to fleece retail investors. Cutting the budget actually leads to price increases—this is exactly what capital likes.
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SerumDegen
· 12-04 19:00
lmaooo they finally admitted the metaverse was pure copium, took em long enough. 6% rip when you cut the bleeding? that's the liquidation signal nobody wanted to see. classic whale move – dump the bag and watch retail still hold their bags thinking "next cycle bro"
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BlockchainNewbie
· 12-04 18:58
Haha, this really broke the defense. After drawing the "big pie" for so many years, I still have to bow my head and admit defeat.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-04 18:42
yeah technically speaking... zuck finally realized burning billions on vaporware doesn't actually validate the metaverse thesis. took long enough lol. stock up 6% because market rewards cutting losses, not doubling down on deprecated narratives. insufficient user retention data was always the real vulnerability here, no?
I heard Zuckerberg is going to cut the metaverse division's budget by 30%. Meta Horizon Worlds, that virtual world, and the Quest VR hardware business—all of them will have to tighten their belts.
And the result? Meta's stock price shot up 6% at market open. The capital markets have voted with their feet, deciding that this money should be saved—after all these years of burning cash, user retention is still disappointing.
Back then, they loudly proclaimed the "next generation of the internet" and painted grand visions, telling all kinds of stories. Now, they've completely gone silent.
So, do you still believe in the metaverse narrative?