Antitrust risk is simple: Adobe takes up Figma, bundles it into existing Creative Cloud and essentially "dumps" the horrible parts of Creative Cloud onto the ma

Antitrust risk is simple: Adobe takes up Figma, bundles it into existing Creative Cloud and essentially "dumps" the horrible parts of Creative Cloud onto the market as part of the bundle. Competing with bad parts of Creative Cloud is not possible because they are essentially subsidized by the strong parts. Might be a controversial opinion, but this is exactly what Microsoft did with Teams at a certain point. Teams was just dumped on enterprise clients along with the usual Office 365 shebang, and Slack couldn't compete effectively because the bundle effect was too strong(and by compete effectively I mean that if Teams was offered as a standalone Slack would destroy it in every review).