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$4 Trillion of Unicorns
By Keith Teare • Issue #298 • View online
Content
- The Unicorn Phenomenon
- Venture Capital — Performance and Models
- SEC — Restricting Access to Private Wealth Growth
- The Subscription Economy
- The Changing Big Tech Landscape
- Web 3 Update
- Essays of the Week
- Startup of the Week
- Tweet of the Week
Editorial
Crunchbase News tells us that the company has updated its Unicorn Board and that:
There are 59 so-called decacorns — companies valued at $10 billion or more — within the group. Just a year ago, there were only around half that count, at 31 decacorns.
Three of these decacorns are valued above $100 billion and stand as the most valuable private companies in the world: Shanghai-based TikTok owner ByteDance, valued at $180 billion; payments platform Hangzhou-based Ant Group, at $150 billion; and Hawthorne, California-based space travel company SpaceX, at $100 billion.
The Crunchbase board is a great asset. But it seems that we should soon see more than a single board. The unicorn board has 591 2021 vintage unicorns (and that does not include the…