Edit: I stand corrected, my math (below) is off by 10, I would delete this comment if I could, otherwise kindly ignore this comment. They need 10 million custo

Edit: I stand corrected, my math (below) is off by 10, I would delete this comment if I could, otherwise kindly ignore this comment. They need 10 million customers paying that to generate $1B in revenues - that doesn't include all of the other costs involved. Assuming even good margins, they'd need 10's of millions of customers to get to $1B in earnings in a year. And that's with rosy numbers around margins. I don't think it adds up very well and this will only work as long as the 'hyperbubble valuation' period of lofty expecations and very low interest rates continue. If there is a market correction, esp. due to higher interest rates ... then it won't look good. But until then, it could work.