Instagram's April visit Rose 78% after being bought by Facebook

According to comscore, a market-research firm, Instagram's web site visited 14.6 million independent users in the U.S. in April, up 78% from March's 8.2 million, the highest-growth site of the month. Given that Instagram is a mobile app that focuses on the iphone and Android, it's a huge feat to have done so well. April for Instagram can be said to be a high-profile January. April 3, Instagram launched the long-awaited Android version of the app. Only a few days later, Facebook announced a high-profile takeover of Instagram at about $1 billion trillion ($ 300 million in cash, plus 23 million shares). These two events are likely to be the main reason for the Instagram, especially as the social giant Facebook takeover has further enhanced the service's inherently powerful network effect. Of course, we cannot conclude from this that Instagram's future is bright. Although Instagram currently has more than 50 million subscribers, Facebook's acquisition will not be completed until later this year, and the purchase price of Facebook includes 23 million shares, so the final purchase price is tied to Facebook's share price. , Instagram's value will be as high as $1.27 billion, according to Facebook's 42-dollar opening price per share. But Facebook's share price has fallen to $31.91 trillion, and Instagram's value has fallen to $1.034 billion trillion, up from $236 million trillion. In other words, Facebook recently released its self-developed photo-sharing application Facebookcamera, and camera has a lot in common with Instagram, and it seems that Instagram's traffic will be affected. Now that Facebook has been spending a lot of money to recruit Instagram and the current Instagram is looking good, why does Facebook have a hard time making a similar application?