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7/24/2025, 1:25:10 PM
>>102642546
>yeah but you're omitting the fact that hololive and niji went public.
Anon, as for Hololive, "going public" didn't put a single cent on their coffers EXCEPT for the 1.4% of their shares (that they sold for 750 yen per share) to build the studio.
Outside of that, all of the securities in the stock market came from private investors and went to other private investors.
The bulk of the money Cover got was from sales revenue (donations, merch, events).
>yeah but you're omitting the fact that hololive and niji went public.
Anon, as for Hololive, "going public" didn't put a single cent on their coffers EXCEPT for the 1.4% of their shares (that they sold for 750 yen per share) to build the studio.
Outside of that, all of the securities in the stock market came from private investors and went to other private investors.
The bulk of the money Cover got was from sales revenue (donations, merch, events).
7/24/2025, 5:08:44 AM
>>102628747
>Who's fucking laughing now.
Not him? Cover makes zero money in the secondary market and puts zero money in it as well.
The only money the company got from going pbklic was the sale of 1.4% of their shares for 750 yen per share when it went public.
Other than that, it's all the original investors selling to the retail market and then the retail investors selling to each other.
What secured the financial stability for Hololive was playing ball with the other companies (gaming, entertainment, food industry) and becoming a trusted partner worthy of big promotions.
>Who's fucking laughing now.
Not him? Cover makes zero money in the secondary market and puts zero money in it as well.
The only money the company got from going pbklic was the sale of 1.4% of their shares for 750 yen per share when it went public.
Other than that, it's all the original investors selling to the retail market and then the retail investors selling to each other.
What secured the financial stability for Hololive was playing ball with the other companies (gaming, entertainment, food industry) and becoming a trusted partner worthy of big promotions.
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