【BlockBeats】Discord’s recent moves are quite significant. It is reported that this communication platform has quietly submitted an IPO application and is currently in talks with top investment banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to advance the listing process.
The platform’s scale is not to be underestimated—according to data from December last year, Discord’s monthly active users have exceeded 200 million. This figure makes it a heavyweight player in the Web3 community infrastructure space.
However, informed sources also mentioned that these discussions are still in progress, and the company may ultimately change its mind, deciding to temporarily or permanently shelve the IPO plans. So, it’s a bit early to draw conclusions now, and more details should continue to be observed.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 22h ago
According to research, the figure of 200 million monthly active users is indeed sufficient to support the company's valuation at IPO, but from a technical architecture perspective, Discord's monetization model still has room for optimization — it is worth noting that the involvement of Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase itself indicates that this is not unfounded.
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MEVEye
· 01-09 14:45
200 million monthly active users directly going public, how much could the valuation explode to then?
Discord going public is certain, this time it's not a rumor, right?
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan stepping in shows there's really a chance.
Wait, it's not confirmed yet... I've seen this routine before, starting with "it is reported that."
In Web3 infrastructure, this scale is indeed impressive, but going public doesn't necessarily mean a good story can be told.
Another delay? This time they won't stand us up again, right?
The 200 million users alone make this valuable. Why are they still hesitating?
Waiting for the IPO, I might have to wait until next year.
With Goldman Sachs involved, it's almost certain now.
Quietly submitting and quietly shelving, they really know how to play.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 01-09 13:42
200 million monthly active users can definitely make a splash in this market, but just listen to the IPO talk and don't take it too seriously.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are both here? Is this really happening or just more air being blown?
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I don't believe Discord will go public; there are too many variables. Let's keep observing.
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If this really happens, early investors will make a huge profit, but it still feels uncertain.
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What does 200 million monthly active users indicate? It still depends on whether they can monetize effectively.
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Oh my God, it's "sources say" and "insiders" again. This routine is getting old.
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I just want to know if the coin will crash again after going public—that's the key point.
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Be cautious of projects claiming to raise funds under the Web3 banner; see what others are saying.
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RooftopReserver
· 01-09 04:56
200 million monthly active users, this scale is taking off directly, no wonder they want to go public.
The probability of the IPO falling through is quite high; it's hard to say if this guy is reliable.
It's Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley again, why do these names sound so familiar?
Wait, will Discord really change because of this?
Secretly submitting an application? What's going on, is the news coming?
Are we celebrating going public together, everyone, or is this just another false prosperity?
Web3 infrastructure is supported by Discord, what does that imply?
In the end, it still depends on whether they can actually get things done; it's too early to boast now.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-07 01:01
I believe in 200 million monthly active users, but is this IPO gossip really reliable... Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are discussing it, and I've seen many projects end up being exposed in the end.
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BoredApeResistance
· 01-07 01:01
200 million monthly active users, this number can really hold up, but has the IPO really arrived? It still feels uncertain.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-07 00:56
200 million active monthly users, the scale is indeed large, but the IPO still needs to wait and see
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are both involved, Discord is serious about this
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It's another case of "quietly submitting" and "may change their mind," playing this routine skillfully
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Once it actually goes public, the Web3 community might face another round of cutting the leeks
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What does 200 million users mean? That number is shocking
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Don't celebrate too early; these news are still in the negotiation stage, too many variables
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I just want to know if Discord will start cutting users after going public
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The investment banks are involved, which indicates there’s a chance, but when it will actually happen is hard to say
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If it truly goes public, Web3 infrastructure will become mainstream
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan again, IPO again, it sounds like just a story
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Anon32942
· 01-07 00:46
200 million monthly active users, that's indeed a bit terrifying. No wonder they're going public.
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-07 00:45
200 million monthly active users is really unsustainable now. It's time to go public.
Discord should have taken action long ago. Who can stand this delay?
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase teaming up—this time, they must be serious, right?
I just laugh when they say they might change their mind. In the end, we'll see.
Let's wait and see. Anyway, these kinds of things are always only confirmed at the last minute.
Discord secretly launches IPO? The financing story behind 200 million monthly active users
【BlockBeats】Discord’s recent moves are quite significant. It is reported that this communication platform has quietly submitted an IPO application and is currently in talks with top investment banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to advance the listing process.
The platform’s scale is not to be underestimated—according to data from December last year, Discord’s monthly active users have exceeded 200 million. This figure makes it a heavyweight player in the Web3 community infrastructure space.
However, informed sources also mentioned that these discussions are still in progress, and the company may ultimately change its mind, deciding to temporarily or permanently shelve the IPO plans. So, it’s a bit early to draw conclusions now, and more details should continue to be observed.