EquityZen Is Seeing Strong Demand for Unicorn IPOs, CEO Says

The video discusses the secondary market for pre-IPO companies, highlighting the role of platforms like Equity Zone in providing access to these companies. It examines the maturity and business models of current IPOs, comparing them to historical examples like Amazon. The discussion covers the valuation of companies like Uber and Lyft, and the market's appetite for such IPOs. It also addresses investor concerns about control and the potential for valuation discounts due to illiquidity.

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