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.@Spotify how much longer do I have to suffer with this terrible app icon. Am I really bout to switch to Apple Music?
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Big fan of raziel for personal asset management !
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jordan rothstein retweeted
Apr 25
January: "I am pleading with LeBron James, as a father. Stop this."
April: Bronny just outscored the ENTIRE Houston Rockets bench BY HIMSELF in a Playoff game π
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*YOSHI NOISES*
Weβre giving away a Yoshi bobblehead signed by @supermariomovie Yoshi actor @donaldglover!
Repost & reply for a chance to win!
ALT Donald Glover poses holding an autographed Yoshi bobblehead
The @Dodgers are giving away a bobblehead of Yoshi wearing Yoshinobu Yamamoto's jersey π
ALT A close-up shot of the Yoshi bobblehead being given away at Dodger Stadium tonight. The bobblehead features Yoshi wearing Yoshinobu Yamamoto's No. 18 Dodgers jersey, a blue Dodgers cap, and a blue glove with a baseball nestled inside the webbing. The placard at the bottom of the bobblehead reads "Yoshi."
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jordan rothstein retweeted
Mar 28
I analyzed Reddit's IPO filing and the math for early investors is incredible.
A $100K seed investment in 2005 is now worth $180M after going public.
Here's the full journey:
β 2005: Seed round at ~$500K valuation
β 2014: Series B at $500M (1,000x growth)
β 2017: Series D at $1.8B valuation
β 2021: Series E at $10B valuation
β 2024: IPO at $6.4B (dropped from peak but still massive)
The math on that original $100K:
β’ Owned ~20% of the company at seed
β’ Diluted to ~2.8% by IPO (still huge for early stage)
β’ 2.8% of $6.4B = $179M
That's a 1,790x return over 19 years.
Even accounting for dilution across 6 funding rounds, seed investors who held their shares turned $100K into generational wealth.
The lesson: Sometimes the biggest winners take the longest. Reddit's path wasn't linear β they had false starts, leadership changes, and multiple near-death experiences.
But patient capital in a platform that captures genuine human behavior can compound into extraordinary returns.
What's the longest you've held a private company investment?
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One of the best parts of building @smacktok is getting to blend business with the passion that drives us - sports, competition, and giving back.
This past Super Bowl, I had the chance to sit down with Chicago Bears legend and Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher π. We talked shop about the game, the evolving world of fan engagement, and how platforms like SmackTok are letting true fans put their knowledge (and a little friendly smack talk) on the line in real-money peer-to-peer contests.
Even better? We were there supporting an incredible cause: the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, which provides critical help to former NFL players facing health and financial challenges after their careers.
Events like this remind us why we built SmackTok - to connect fans, fuel competition, and make a positive impact along the way.
If you're a sports fan who loves talking trash with friends while winning real prizes, download SmackTok today and join the conversation.
β‘οΈ Who's ready to talk smack and cash in?
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