Equity Monday: Investors have not given up on web3 gaming
Today on Equity, we're looking into stocks around the world, the expense of running a modern social medial company, Creative Force's Series A, Japan's largest IPO in a half-decade, and why Q3 data doesn't look all that bad for web3 gaming companies.
Equity · TechCrunch, Rebecca Bellan, Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, Sean O'Kane, Theresa Loconsolo
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Show Notes
Here's what we got into today:
- Earnings season is here, and we'll hear from Tesla and Netflix this week. Expect a lot of new data to drop in the coming weeks.
- If we bundle a number of headlines together, it's clear that running a social media company in the modern era can be a very expensive proposition. Though, what you think about regulation may color how you view the situation.
- Funding to web3 gaming companies declined in Q3, but it's not all that bad.
- The U.S. may not see IPOs happening, but the rest of the world is not similarly bereft.
- Creative Force's Series A was too cool to not mention.
Equity will be back Wednesday with a killer episode on all things venture capital in Q3. See you then!
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