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The day before yesterday, HaiChuan’s registered users reached 1,000,000. Some wealthy users registered six ID accounts made of pure gold to show off, and only then did everyone find out about it. Yesterday, the site owner also spent some money to celebrate a little; perhaps the method used wasn’t the right one, as the prizes won were just consolation awards. Still, they’re much better than nothing at all. Let’s think about when HaiChuan’s registered users will reach 2,000,000 – will the site owner spend even more money then?
When it was 2,000,000, maybe one person could get a cup~
For members who register on weekdays, the cost is around 130-170; for those who register on weekends and holidays, it’s around 50-80. Let’s see how long it will take: lol
Based on the current lowest figures, the weekly number of members is 130*5 + 50*2 = 750 (Wow, I even need to use a calculator for this). So it would take 1,000,000/750 = 1333.3 weeks = 9333.3 days = 25.6 years? :Funk: Based on the current highest figures, the weekly number of members is 170*5 + 80*2 = 1010 (Damn, I even need to use a calculator for this). Then it would take 1,000,000/1010 = 990.1 weeks = 6,930.7 days = 19 years? :funk:
It’s hard to calculate; we need data on the growth rate of the number of registrants in recent years
I’ve calculated it at the 5th floor – it’s enough for you to retire.
If calculated based on the growth rate, your algorithm is too conservative; you also need to take into account the users of apps and WeChat groups
How can it be conservative? It’s okay, just use a registered user. This should be an unstable source of customers.
Yes, but the number of online members is also increasing. Online members – a total of 3677 people are online currently; the highest record was 25573 on 2015-7-5.
Yeah, during that period, weren’t there tons of illegal posts? My account has been hacked!