Ten years from now? IPOs might be relics. Companies will skip the traditional route and drop tokens instead.
Think about it—finance is finally catching up to the direct-to-consumer wave that reshaped every other industry over a decade ago. Just massively delayed.
I've watched this shift unfold firsthand. Spent years in gaming and media, building toward this exact moment. The parallels are wild. What transformed how we consume content and entertainment is now hitting capital markets. Token launches cut out the middlemen, hand ownership straight to communities, and flip the script on access.
The infrastructure's here. The appetite's growing. We're not asking if anymore—we're asking when.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 12-12 00:52
You haven't even figured out the infrastructure yet, and you're already saying IPOs are outdated? Fix the regulatory issues first before boasting.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-12 00:48
Haha, really, the old IPO playbook should retire. Directly engaging the community with tokens is the way to go.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 12-12 00:40
Everyone stop arguing. The IPO damn system should have been abolished long ago, but when that day really comes, retail investors won't have any say.
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Give tokens directly to the community? Just listen, in the end, it's still institutions cutting the grass.
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Ten years? I don't think even ten months will be enough to wait; someone has already been doing this.
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Game media definitely jumped ahead, but finance is too complicated, it's not that simple.
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Save the middlemen haha, then the token price suddenly drops, and the community's "ownership" is gone.
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Infrastructure in place? What a joke, what about regulation? This story is told too idealistically.
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Witness with my own eyes? What I see is that every time a new concept comes out, someone advocates for revolution, but what happens then?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 12-12 00:29
Ten years? I don't think it will take that long; perhaps it will become widespread in just five years.
Ten years from now? IPOs might be relics. Companies will skip the traditional route and drop tokens instead.
Think about it—finance is finally catching up to the direct-to-consumer wave that reshaped every other industry over a decade ago. Just massively delayed.
I've watched this shift unfold firsthand. Spent years in gaming and media, building toward this exact moment. The parallels are wild. What transformed how we consume content and entertainment is now hitting capital markets. Token launches cut out the middlemen, hand ownership straight to communities, and flip the script on access.
The infrastructure's here. The appetite's growing. We're not asking if anymore—we're asking when.