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Which won't be the employees for 180 days.
by rubiquity 4y ago
Which won't be the employees for 180 days.
- satvikpendem 4y agoEven counting the lock up, prices were still higher then than now.
- ergocoder 4y agoStripe likely would have gone direct listing which would have no lock up.
- peanuty1 4y agoIf Stripe went public via IPO between Sep 2020 and March 2021 (like so many other pre-IPO tech companies of a similar maturity as Stripe such as Snowflake, DoorDash, Airbnb, Unity, Roblox, Palantir, etc), their employees would still presumably be able to sell their RSUs at a $100B+ market cap after the 180-day lockup period as tech companies in the payments space like Adyen and Square only started to see their shares plummet from their peak in November 2021. And if Stripe went public via direct listing like Slack and Coinbase, their employees wouldn't have a lockup period.