Manus's financing operations are truly textbook-level. Compared to the traditional IPO route, this capital game has achieved a completely different scale—the financing size and valuation premium are simply not in the same league. No wonder, only tech giants like Meta with strong capital reserves can truly handle this level. Interestingly, if a leading domestic internet company were to take over, the approach might change—first, the issue of USD appreciation conversion, and secondly, by the time due diligence is completed, they might have already developed a comparable alternative internally. This is the reality of giant capital: external investments and independent R&D are often separated only by a contractual agreement.
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AirdropFreedom
· 14h ago
Domestic giants are indeed ahead in this aspect. While Meta is still in the process of signing contracts, TensorFlow has already been fully developed in-house, haha.
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BrokenYield
· 14h ago
ngl, meta playing 4d chess while domestic giants still figuring out the fx math... that's literally the systemic gap nobody talks about
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 14h ago
Meta's move is truly impressive. On our side, the R&D team has probably already started working on it, haha.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 14h ago
Meta's move is really aggressive; domestic big companies probably started developing their own solutions long ago. Just a quick comment.
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SelfRugger
· 14h ago
Meta's approach is indeed impressive, but I think the logic behind the self-developed alternative solutions by major domestic companies is even more ruthless.
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SocialFiQueen
· 14h ago
Speaking of Meta's move, it's indeed brilliant. But if domestic giants really want to get involved, they might develop their own solutions before even getting the approval.
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Blockchainiac
· 14h ago
Wow, Meta's move is really brilliant, but if domestic big companies change their approach, it completely turns around haha
Manus's financing operations are truly textbook-level. Compared to the traditional IPO route, this capital game has achieved a completely different scale—the financing size and valuation premium are simply not in the same league. No wonder, only tech giants like Meta with strong capital reserves can truly handle this level. Interestingly, if a leading domestic internet company were to take over, the approach might change—first, the issue of USD appreciation conversion, and secondly, by the time due diligence is completed, they might have already developed a comparable alternative internally. This is the reality of giant capital: external investments and independent R&D are often separated only by a contractual agreement.