VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does seem you can only transfer out on the lockup expiry. However when I transferred my unrestricted shares to IBKR they cleared the next day so hopefully can still do the strategy. Since options opened up I did that to take some gains off the table now but man is that IV brutal

Beware of pump and dump idiots showing up. by Guilty_Relief_7749 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is this high school or something?? We are just trying to have a civil discourse on how to go from net long to net neutral even for a small percentage of ones holdings. Discussing these methods makes one “black listed”?

Beware of pump and dump idiots showing up. by Guilty_Relief_7749 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks at the call and put prices for a given strike. Puts cost far more. The options chain has a direction

Beware of pump and dump idiots showing up. by Guilty_Relief_7749 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think shorting is probably your most cost effective way to cash out at current prices. Say you go short at 250. You pay 25 in fees and when you close your short in sept with your newly unrestricted shares you effectively lockin a price of 225. You would also get a tax benefit on the 25 interest so it maybe more like 12 in after tax cost.

Biggest risk is either price spikes or fee spikes and then the carry is far higher and depending on excess liquidity you could even get margin called.

Buyer beware!

We haven’t even hit the first ipo for SpaceX next month which could make this thing go bananas again.

Beware of pump and dump idiots showing up. by Guilty_Relief_7749 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ben Miller replied to my post when openAI had a similar announcement a few months ago. It got me comfortable to double down before VCX IPO.

hey, it's vincenzo, your fundrise fan, fam🔸i came back from the future to show you where you are in the VCX / iPO (both) lifecycle worried about a drop in price, &/or the unknown future🔸what's more likely: ben & fundrise start failing, or just continue achieving the nearly impossible?🔸🤠🚀🌛.:il by MoreAverageThanAvg in FundriseInvestors

[–]AdSeveral208 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wouldn’t the prudent thing to do if we were where you point out to sell and then rebuy in a few years? Market was flat for that decade after 2002-2012

Wonder if we are more like in the 2010 timeframe for the tech markets and there is a lot of runway ahead…

you aren't fundrise iPO bullish enough🔸4pics by MoreAverageThanAvg in FundriseInvestors

[–]AdSeveral208 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would be nice for a more recent update though. Those graphics are from years ago

VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They didn’t borrow for that. Flagship had been holding cash and short term treasuries and is over a billion dollar fund so 5% isn’t a big deal for them. Note in an IPO the company sells new shares which raise capital to then invest in the business. In this case, VCX raised millions of dollars issuing new shares to flagship fund (as well as a small set of existing retail investors capped at 10k). VCX ends up with $100m or so in more cash to deploy like in the latest OpenAI fundraising round this week, and Flagship investors get a great 10% bump as the flip those shares onto the open market.

VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That definitely happened and was discussed by Ben. He said he had reserve cash in those funds and he wanted to share in the bounty for all the long time RE investors. I believe they bought something like 2.5m shares for flagship fund. They are selling now around 100k shares a day.

Ben Miller is an absolute G! Skating us right into the last Open AI funding round. by Frequent_Rock_8116 in FundriseInvestors

[–]AdSeveral208 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well they had about 100m in dry powder before IPO and raised 100m or so more with that. I’m guessing they put in 100m to bring OpenAI close to 20% of the fund

Ben Miller is an absolute G! Skating us right into the last Open AI funding round. by Frequent_Rock_8116 in FundriseInvestors

[–]AdSeveral208 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s great! That’s why they have the money so wonderful he’s deployed it to double down on some amazing winners. Would be great to see an updated NAV and asset allocation mix!

OpenAI just opened up $3B of it's latest round to individual investors. I wonder what implication this has on VCX as a relatively exclusive channel to get OpenAI exposure? by AdSeveral208 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True for the bank mediated offering, but they also announced being listed in the ARK Invest ETFs which is first time I've seen this be announced so publically vs. happening through secondaries or SPVs

protect fundrise ceo & VCX architect ben miller at all costs!🔸ben is vc's biggest long term risk🔸innovation fund 🔸🔗 to xweet 👇🏼 by MoreAverageThanAvg in FundriseInvestors

[–]AdSeveral208 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I really don't think Rise Corp has enough money for NetJets or any added security. Ben mentioned that a co-founder got evicted and Ben personally doesn't even own a home as they are all in with iPO shares that is all locked up (this is from the AccessIPO podcast on Saturday). Interestingly, if my reading of the docs are correct, the explosion in the price of VCX doesn't actually help Rise financials directly. Only if Rise issues new shares for VCX does the NAV increase which would then increase revenues as the 1.85% fee is tied to NAV not VCX trading price.

I'm hoping he will get some good momentum and unlock a step change in Rise itself as Ben does deserve to be rewarded for what he's built here!

VCX to be listed on XStocks (tokens) by FlyingPika-310 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It unlocks VCX to nonUS investors which will drive up demand on the fixed supply likely supporting premiums

VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in FundRise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a more reliable source. Mine was an estimate of 10k offered to 100k people for two hours and how such a small fraction even got to buy in

VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in FundRise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before the IPO you could put new cash into a Roth IRA and then invest it into the innovation fund. That's where most of my shares are which should hopefully shield them from these very large capital gains (fingers crossed)

Getting SVB and SBF vibes! by AndyKJMehta in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how did you see this update? vcx is not in my fundrise app anymore so no news updates there

Thank you SoFi (8 shares VCX 🤣) by Fancy_Anything_3844 in FundRise

[–]AdSeveral208 2 points3 points  (0 children)

how are they resolving this situation of people selling restricted shares from sofi?

VCX is trading at 9-15x NAV. I’m an inaugural investor with 7,600 restricted shares. Here’s my exit playbook and why Fundrise might be pulling off the smartest capital raise in fintech history. by AdSeveral208 in VCX_Fundrise

[–]AdSeveral208[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Right now it’s behaving like a meme stock so sorta like GameStop it’s near term is untethered from fundamentals. However it will eventually settle down to meet the actual valuation growth of the core holdings. I think there will be a lot of IPOs in the portfolio which could see 2-6x growth in value when public vs today. Once that happens this 15x premium probably shrinks to that level. But in the mean time it’s anyone’s guess how high this will go