They must realize by now that they have no business model viable enough to repay the money they burned for the last two years, and if they are given an excuse to stop, they can tell their investors they are not responsible for the absence of any ROI.
Option 3: JP Morgan, Goldman, etc told them to settle down or they’ll get throttled economically.
They must realize by now that they have no business model viable enough to repay the money they burned for the last two years, and if they are given an excuse to stop, they can tell their investors they are not responsible for the absence of any ROI.
yup, that’s a totally valid option if the costs for their bigger models are going through the roof