To The Moon

I am thrilled to hear that Figma's $Figma(FIG)$   IPO is coming this Thursday, July 31, as the design software giant prepares to go public. The company's plan to issue approximately 37 million shares with a pricing range of 25 to 28 dollars per share is exciting news. If the upper end of this range holds, the IPO could raise up to 1 billion dollars, giving Figma a fully diluted valuation of 16.4 billion dollars.

I find it fascinating that back in 2022, Adobe had planned to acquire Figma for 20 billion dollars, only for the deal to be blocked by regulators. That near-miss makes me wonder about the potential Figma holds. The fact that it was valued so highly then suggests its technology and market position are incredibly strong, and I believe this IPO could reflect that potential.

I am optimistic about Figma's IPO surpassing the hype around CoreWeave's $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$   earlier this year. Some consider Figma a dark horse contender for the biggest tech IPO of 2025, and I share that enthusiasm. The design software space is growing, and Figma's collaborative tools give it a unique edge that I think investors will recognize.

I plan to watch this IPO closely as it unfolds. The valuation of 16.4 billion dollars seems ambitious, but I believe Figma's innovative platform justifies it. The company's ability to attract users and compete with established players like Adobe $Adobe(ADBE)$  fuels my confidence in its future growth.

I see this as a great opportunity for long-term investment. The design and collaboration market continues to expand, and Figma's user-friendly approach positions it well. I intend to consider adding it to my portfolio if the IPO performs as expected, especially with the potential for significant returns.

The comparison to CoreWeave's IPO earlier this year excites me even more. If Figma can outshine that performance, it could set a new benchmark for tech IPOs in 2025. I feel this could be a defining moment for the company and a chance to get in early on a rising star.

I am not deterred by the regulatory hurdles Adobe faced. Instead, I view them as a testament to Figma's value and market influence. The blocked acquisition only strengthens my belief that Figma can stand on its own and thrive as a public company.

In conclusion, I am eagerly awaiting Figma's IPO this Thursday. The potential to raise 1 billion dollars and achieve a 16.4 billion dollar valuation fills me with anticipation. I believe this could be one of the standout tech events of the year, and I look forward to seeing how Figma's journey unfolds.

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