Once upon a time, in the magical lockdown days when sourdough starters and crypto portfolios were all the rage, a company called Coinbase was amassing users while Bitcoin prices were skyrocketing. Fast forward to 2022 and beyond: Bitcoin’s price has quadrupled, yet Coinbase’s monthly transacting users… haven’t exactly followed. However, its stock price remains correlated with the BTC price. Why? Firstly, revenue: even though Coinbase’s userbase stagnates, the users’ trade volume follows BTC’s price. Secondly, hype: blockchain speculations follow the BTC hype and Coinbase benefits from it. And hey, who’s to say Coinbase won’t surprise us all with an all-time high user count in Q4? Let’s meet on RAST.guru in January to see how it all shakes out.
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The benchmark for tech valuation. RAST helps you forecast user growth to get a company's valuation. When will the market catch on? Your guess is as good as ours; we're just here with the cold, hard facts. Try RAST today and determine companies’ intrinsic value through key metrics for free! https://rast.guru/
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Netflix’s success story shows no signs of slowing down, with shares rising after a stronger-than-expected quarterly report. There is no need for a PhD in accounting to see why: mo’ users, mo’ money, and way more hype. Remember that “hiccup” in user growth after COVID? Yeah, that was just Netflix catching its breath after binging on a year of explosive sign-ups. In fact, Netflix’s growth trajectory is again aligned closely with our model projections dating back to 2013. But here’s what’s got investors sweating: Is Netflix overvalued? Even accounting for this great and lasting growth, the answer is yes. How long will it remain overvalued? Our model suggests Netflix won’t hit a growth plateau until 2027—so the hype probably isn’t cooling anytime soon. So, is it time to worry? Not really. Just sit back, relax, and Netflix and chill… while the hype is still hot.
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Just like with your good old Golf 3, people stopped believing in Carvana in 2023, and its stock was neglected by everyone. But for over a year now, people have become interested in it again, to the point that it's hyped to its COVID heights. So why is Carvana’s market cap again heavily beating RAST’s valuation? It probably has something to do with its users. The post-covid decline is long forgotten and Carvana has seen tremendous growth in their monthly active users. And the growth is not about to stop. Camilla Cabello can keep on singing “Half of my heart is in Carvana, ooh na-na”. Take a look! https://lnkd.in/dBvzekaW
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Your son, his friends and his girlfriend(s) are playing Roblox. Even though you may have lost track of Roblox, there is a good chance that your children haven’t. Roblox’s Daily Active Users are showing steady growth since the good old COVID days, and so is its average revenue per user. Interested in how it translates in terms of valuation? Check it out Rast for free. https://lnkd.in/d7XYZHmH
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Introducing RAST: The Benchmark For Tech Valuation For years, tech valuations have been shrouded in mystery, hype, and speculation. But the truth? It’s all in the numbers. RAST forecasts user growth and crunches numbers to get the valuation of the company. When will the market catch on? Your guess is as good as ours; we're just here with the cold, hard facts. If you’re a journalist reporting on the next big IPO, an investor evaluating your next move, or just someone curious about tech, RAST gives you the insights you need. It’s time to rethink how we value tech. Let's start kicking! 🤜 https://rast.guru/
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Tech valuation has been a guessing game for too long. That ends now. Imagine a tool that takes a company’s core metrics and calculates its real worth in moments. No fluff, no bias—just the numbers that matter. Whether you’re an investor, a journalist, or just someone who loves digging into the data, this is about to become your new favourite tool. On Monday, we reveal RAST: the ultimate valuation tool. Be ready.
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Tech companies live and die by their valuations—but do the numbers add up? With our new RAST tool, you’ll be able to estimate a company’s value using key metrics like user base, market cap, revenue (ARPU) yearly growth, profit margin and discount rate. Investors, journalists, analysts or simply curious minds—this one’s for you. The answer to ‘How much is this company worth?’ It's just a few days away. Any guesses on how it works?
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Valuing a tech company often feels like solving an equation without knowing the formula. Are users the most important metric? Revenue? Maybe even potential market dominance? Numbers don’t lie, but they can get overwhelming. That’s where we come in. We’ve created a tool that takes key metrics—like user numbers—and turns them into clear, actionable valuations. No more guesswork, no more spreadsheets. Just insight. Stay with us. We’re about to make company valuation simple. Stay tuned!
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Market price ≠ true value. 🚀 Let's play a game... Think of a tech company everyone’s talking about. Now ask yourself, how much of its valuation is backed by generating profit (yes, because that’s what a company is, isn’t it?)—and how much is just hype? Imagine if you had a tool that could break it all down, revealing the company's actual worth. Curious? It’s coming. Drop your guesses below: What’s the one metric you think truly defines a company’s value?
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The Black Friday buzz! Is the craze finally coming to an end in the US? Here is a sneak peek... According to our model, it just might be—and we couldn’t be more thrilled about it. Following an impressive CAGR of +18% since 2014 and a COVID-induced boost in 2020, our model suggests that the shopping madness of 75% reduced microwaves is finally hitting a plateau… this year! What does this have to do with our company valuation model? Absolutely nothing (or not directly). But hey, it’s fun to talk about.