SINA and Weibo don't expect the situation to improve anytime soon. Weibo expects its revenue to rise just 0% to 2% annually (7% to 20% on a constant currency basis) in the second quarter.

Sina has slightly over 100mil shares of Weibo, so its Weibo stake should be worth around $4.4bil. Meanwhile, its market cap is $2.3bil, implying a discount of 47%.

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Additionally, SINA's non-Weibo business has started gaining some traction of late, with the company witnessing 8% year-over-year growth from this segment in the latest quarter.

Tencent Weibo, one of the most notable Sina microblogging competitors, has an English-version too. If you want to get get your desired username it may well be a good idea to sign up now.

At its height, Weibo had more than 600 million registered users. Sina claimed the service had 60.2 million daily active users just a few months ago.

SINA and Weibo don't expect the situation to improve anytime soon. Weibo expects its revenue to rise just 0% to 2% annually (7% to 20% on a constant currency basis) in the second quarter.