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by Swizec 4999 days ago
Okay, that makes sense then. I can see how 25 years can be the expected lifespan of a public company.

However, of those 48 companies that disappeared. Aren't those essentially liquidity events resulting in a lot of money for the shareholders?

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> However, of those 48 companies that disappeared. Aren't those essentially liquidity events resulting in a lot of money for the shareholders?

Some were probably good, others bad for the shareholders.