I've never seen such a ridiculous design. Not only do you have to take over investments that others exit early, but the valuation isn't cheap either—$950 billion, locked for six months. Who would even participate in this? Subscription fees take 20% upfront, so you're already down 20% the moment you subscribe. Then there's profit sharing—if it goes public and makes money, you still have to give up another 20%. For the IPO to break even, it needs a valuation of $1.14 trillion. The only purpose seems to be letting investors happily recover their money early, without even locking it for six months post-IPO. Just destroy it already. Might as well sell all unlisted companies to the crypto world—at least they'll count your money for you after selling it.