Most of that $$ was loaded towards the end of the year, so they were in the middle of the raise as it ramped up insanely. They closed the raise before the reven

Most of that $$ was loaded towards the end of the year, so they were in the middle of the raise as it ramped up insanely. They closed the raise before the revenue was hitting that mark, announced it in August, then it turned out to be likely irrelevant when they made another $600m to finish 2017 and no signs of stopping (although slowing) in 2018.