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The biggest question for many acquainted with the Figma IPO remains to be "Who actually got paid?" To understand that, we will have to break down each aspect of this company's fruition to >$50 billion valuation.

If you want a rough sketch of where humanity is heading, you no longer start with philosophers or policymakers. You start with a cap table.

Walk into the private markets, the part where the compounding actually happens, and you meet a familiar inner-circle logic. A handful of people, a handful of funds, a handful of cities.

If you scroll Crypto Twitter on any given day, you'll see the same slogan wrapped in different memes: "We're finally democratizing access to private markets!" But once you strip away the slogans, uncomfortable patterns appear.

Early-stage markets follow a harsh statistical pattern: 65-80% of startups fail, 70% of tech ventures collapse, and 97% of crowdfunded companies never reach a positive outcome.

What if a single contest entry could take you from watching influencer boxing on a screen to sitting VIP in Dubai for one of the most anticipated combat events of 2025?