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Because they can't be sold right now. And the future date at which they could be sold is undetermined and doesn't appear to be any time soon.

• OmarIsmail 4y ago
  What does that have to do with the valuation getting lowered? If a person had 1000 RSUs that were on paper worth 40k, now they are worth 30k. Either way they can’t be sold right now. And I don’t understand how 30k is “worthless”
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  • mulmen 4y ago
    Because they can't be sold. If Stripe never goes public they will never be worth anything. It's funny money until you sell it.
    • dcow 4y ago
      Right, so 28% is just a funny number.
• ericd 4y ago
  Please feel free to send any worthless Stripe RSUs my way. I've been looking for a way to pay someone for some of them for the better part of a decade at this point.
  • rco8786 4y ago
    Tbh this seems like an odd investment choice given the context of this thread. You know that stock price is tied to their valuation right?
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  • q7xvh97o2pDhNrh 4y ago
    Stripe shares do trade on secondary markets. If you sniff around on the big ones, I bet you could pick some up.
    • ericd 4y ago
      Thanks! Forge/Equityzen, or is there a better option?