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by senordevnyc 31 days ago
I may not be fully understanding it, but if the value went from $300B to $850B because of the conversion, then you can’t claim that the additional value was stolen from the nonprofit. As long as the entity was unconverted, there was a limit to what the market would value it at. Is this off?
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All investors owned profit participation units with limited (capped) profits and limited return size.

After conversion, they all own unlimited profit, unlimited return shares. A lot more valuable.

The nonprofit lost the value between the two.