Intense competition from its larger rival Match Group (NASDAQ: MTCH), which owns Tinder, and the inflation-driven retreat from higher-growth tech stocks exacerbated that pain. It's occasionally mentioned its MAU growth in discussions about overseas markets or its BFF feature for platonic friendships, but it hasn't shared any exact numbers yet. However, Bumble seems far more interested in opening experimental restaurants, selling branded apparel and other products, and discussing vague, buzzword-filled plans about Web 3.0, blockchain, and the metaverse.