What did the IPO moment mean to you personally?
Replied byJeremy Allaire
Co-founder and CEO, Circle at Circle
Niche: Finance, Cryptocurrency, Technology, AI
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2013
It was a moment of pride, gratitude, and excitement. After more than a decade of skepticism, it felt like validation. The IPO represented the work of many people who believed early and stayed committed through uncertainty and long development cycles.
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