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Up to Bat: Figma and Navan File for IPOs

Figma and Navan, two long-standing members of the Prime Unicorn Index’s Top 30 Index, are now charting parallel courses toward the public markets. Their filings give the Index its clearest look yet at how late-stage venture names are scaling as investor interest in fresh listings returns. Figma’s newly public S-1

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Circle Pursues IPO Amid Potential Acquisition Talks with Coinbase and Ripple

Circle, a Prime Unicorn 30 Index component currently valued at $5.785B, is pushing forward with its long-awaited initial public offering while simultaneously engaging in preliminary sale discussions with crypto giants Coinbase and Ripple, according to recent reporting from Fortune. This development creates an interesting crossroads for the private unicorn market,

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Q2 2025 Top 30 Index Update: The Musk Effect

The Prime Unicorn 30 completed its quarterly reconstitution for Q2 2025. Below is a quick, fact‑first rundown of the key changes and what they mean for private market participants. Neuralink Joins at $10.7 B Flock Safety Marches to Series H Concentration Check: The Musk Effect Two Elon Musk–led firms now dominate the index’s aggregate valuation: Company Private‑market

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Olipop vs. Liquid Death: A Fizzy Tale of Financing Fortunes

In the effervescent world of beverage startups, two companies have been bubbling up to the surface: Olipop and Liquid Death. One is riding a wave of success, its valuation soaring like a perfectly popped cork, while the other might be starting to feel the pressure, its growth more akin to

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Anthropic’s Share Price Jumps in Series E Filing

Anthropic, one of OpenAI’s biggest competitors, is making waves again with its latest funding round. According to recent reports, the AI startup is in talks to raise $2 billion at a $60 billion valuation, with Lightspeed Venture Partners leading the round​. This would cement Anthropic as the fifth most valuable

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