Yes, focusing on growth to firmly establish their brand as the go-to phone-to-phone sharing app. Network effects will help them keep that position once they attain it.

Also focusing on user engagement, as they are narrowing down on solving needs that are a) painful and b) frequent. They want users they've already attracted to be firing up the app daily, not weekly or monthly.

With the amount of downloads that they are publicizing "60 millions", I find it hard to believe that they are still in "growth" stage?

User retention is probably the biggest problem they have now and if that is not squared away, no way can they ever monetize or be profitable.