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Michael Lewis • Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon

From @MorningBrew: "e-scooter company Bird, which became the fastest startup ever to land a $1 billion valuation, was delisted from the NYSE and is now worth $7 million. That’s less than a third of the $22 million its founder paid for a Miami mansion in 2021."

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My dataset includes any startup that at one point passed the billion-dollar valuation, whether by going public (via an initial public offering, or IPO), by getting acquired, or in private funding rounds—so my study is defined more broadly than just private investor valuations, which is what is usually referred to as a unicorn. Some might argue that