Getting 38k now is very different from getting 38k over a 100years. It’s worth exactly as much as it states. Investing this money now might be beaten by infla

Getting 38k now is very different from getting 38k over a 100years. It’s worth exactly as much as it states. Investing this money now might be beaten by inflation, competition or happenstance. But it could also grow the business and turn into orders of magnitude more value. I agree however that Wordpress does not have such a long term prospect. As of now, it’s both falling behind and moving into wrong directions at the same time from a technical perspective: It’s increasingly more complex and unstable for non-technical users. It’s bloated, full of gotchas, very hard/finicky to integrate with standard PHP tooling and has comically bad performance. So it deters developers. It won’t go away anytime soon. But I very much doubt that it will be as relatively popular in even 10y as it is now.