"Reddit's Unconventional IPO: Rewarding Loyal Redditors with Stock Access"
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Reddit is reportedly planning to reserve shares in its upcoming IPO for 75,000 active users, indicating progress towards going public. Other startup news includes Loora's $12 million series A funding for its AI language learning platform, Dilli's $3.6 million funding for automating investment due diligence, and Bioptimus raising $35 million for AI models in biology. In venture capital, Bluestein Ventures closed a $45 million fund for food tech investments, while Partech closed a $300 million fund dedicated to African startups, exceeding its initial target.
- Reddit’s upcoming IPO could reward its power users TechCrunch
- Reddit Plans to Sell Stock to Loyal Users in Unusual IPO Wager - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Report: 75K loyal Redditors can snag shares before Reddit goes public Ars Technica
- Prolific Redditors will get preferential access to Reddit shares in IPO plans – WSJ 9to5Mac
- Reddit's IPO Is for Redditors Bloomberg
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